Katherine Tai said the United States would keep all options open as it continues to push China to stop pouring billions of dollars of state subsidies into its semiconductor, steel and other industries
Tai said Washington would keep all options open to push China to stop pouring billions of dollars of state subsidies into its semiconductor, steel and other industries
Defence officials from China and the US have held two days of talks in a small sign of progress amid a continuing sharp downturn in relations.
Leaders spoke to ensure competition does not veer into conflict: White House
The tariffs on Chinese products paid by US importers were imposed to ensure that Beijing fulfills its obligations under its 2020 Phase One trade pact with the United States.
The Biden Administration is expected to continue expansion of the bilateral ties with India and the driving force of the relationship is concern about China's economic and military power in the region
Few questions are more consequential, whether it's for executives wondering where long-term profits will come from, or investors weighing the dollar's status as global reserve currency
Japanese government said that it should diversify suppliers and cooperate with the US and other countries to protect supply chains as a way to improve economic security amid increased US-China rivalry
Report researching the post-pandemic future of global value chains found that trade within those supply lines shrank in absolute terms.
China is single nation that militarily, economically, diplomatically and politically has ability to try to disturb the rules-based order that the United States, its friends and allies strongly defend
Biden administration rolled out findings of a review of access to critical products, from semiconductors to electric-vehicle batteries
The "supply chain trade strike force," led by the US trade representative, will look for specific violations that have contributed to a "hollowing out" of supply chains
That the US has many allies around the world gives it greater capacity and greater capability, US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin told lawmakers
U.S. and Chinese trade envoys talked by phone for the first time since President Joe Biden took office, but the two sides gave no sign when negotiations on ending their tariff war might restart
This comes as the Biden administration is still evaluating China's compliance to the trade commitments it made with the previous Trump era
Biden appeared in the chamber of the U.S. House of Representatives at an event scaled back this year because of the pandemic
The Biden administration is approaching China from the position of patience and is not in a hurry, the White House has said
The Biden administration has added seven Chinese supercomputer research labs and manufacturers to a US export blacklist in a spreading conflict with Beijing over technology and security
US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said the Biden administration plans to use all the tools in its possession to protect American workers and businesses from Beijing's "unfair" actions
Wang Yi told his Japanese counterpart that their two countries should ensure that bilateral relations "do not get involved in the so-called confrontation between major countries"