US Treasury Secretary Bessent calls talks with China in Paris constructive

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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described the recent economic and trade discussions with Chinese representatives in Paris as “constructive,” highlighting the stability of the bilateral relationship.

Speaking to reporters after two days of meetings, Bessent emphasized that the talks demonstrated a willingness on both sides to engage on economic and commercial issues. The discussions covered various trade topics and aimed to strengthen cooperation amid ongoing global economic uncertainties.

Accompanied by US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, Bessent noted that the talks reflected shared interests in maintaining stable and predictable economic relations. Observers suggest that such dialogues are important for reducing tensions and fostering dialogue between the world’s two largest economies.

The meetings in Paris follow a series of bilateral exchanges aimed at addressing trade imbalances, market access, and other issues critical to US-China economic ties.