July 25, 2025 - 09:07

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent recently highlighted the progress made in U.S.-China trade relations, noting that the situation has reached a "good place" following the reduction of tariffs. However, he expressed concerns regarding China's significant 30% share of global manufacturing, which he described as an unsustainably imbalanced aspect of the economic relationship between the two nations.
Bessent emphasized the importance of addressing these imbalances to foster a more equitable trade environment. He pointed out that while the reduction of tariffs has facilitated better trade conditions, the disproportionate manufacturing share held by China poses challenges for fair competition. The Secretary's remarks underline the ongoing efforts of the U.S. administration to implement strategies aimed at rectifying these economic disparities.
As discussions continue, the administration is expected to explore various approaches to ensure a balanced trade framework that benefits both countries and promotes sustainable economic growth.
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