Yellen's Visit to China Seeks Cooperation Amid Persisting Tensions
- Yellen held extensive meetings with China's top economic officials in her first visit as Treasury Secretary.
- The U.S. aims to stabilize relations and establish open communication channels with China's new leadership.
- Key disputes remain around technology controls, economic relations, and differing political systems.
- Both sides want to avoid conflict and optimize mutual economic benefit within the competitive bilateral relationship.
- Potential areas of cooperation include climate action, global debt relief, and responsible technology development.
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