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A new report from a group of academics and longtime China analysts offers the Biden administration a slew of policy recommendations on how it should handle the relationship with Beijing, advocating more research and development as a response to China’s technological push and another round of trade negotiations with Beijing.

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China formally applies to join CPTPP

China on Thursday formally applied to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, according to its Ministry of Commerce.  

China: U.S. should work toward better relations, not open new probes

Responding to the prospect of a new U.S. Section 301 investigation into China’s subsidy practices, Chinese officials are calling on the Biden administration to instead work toward bettering its relations with Beijing.

Casey, Brown, Warren urge USTR to support bill to strengthen FTA rules of origin

Three Democratic members of the Senate Finance Committee on Monday introduced a bill aimed at ensuring rules of origin in free trade agreements to restrict materials from non-market economies, namely China, that count toward region-wide content thresholds, and they called on U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai to support the measure.

ITIF: U.S. must ‘vigorously defend’ interests in Trade and Tech Council

The U.S. should work “vigorously” to defend U.S. economic interests and avoid concessions to harmonize digital technology regulations in the new U.S.-European Union Trade and Technology Council, Robert Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, said in a report released on Monday.

Industry groups push Tai to work toward Indo-Pacific digital trade pact

More than a dozen industry and business groups are calling on the Biden administration to develop digital trade rules with “trusted partners” in the Indo-Pacific region.

Analysts: A new Section 301 China probe would offer a chance to adjust tariffs

A new Section 301 investigation into the economic impacts of Chinese subsidies could provide the Biden administration a pathway to retooling the U.S. approach to China, including adjustments to tariffs on Chinese goods imposed by President Trump, but quantifying those impacts could be a herculean task, according to China analysts.

In new survey, AmCham China members list tariff removal as top priority

Nearly half of surveyed American Chamber of Commerce in China member companies believe the removal of U.S. and Chinese tariffs by the end of the year is a “top priority,” according to a new “flash” poll conducted by AmCham China.

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