S ED JCCT Meetings

Fact Sheet

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U.S., China Exchange 'Negative List' Offers At Beijing BIT Round


White House Readout Of President Obama's Meeting With Members Of The Chinese Strategic & Economic Dialogue Delegation

Readout Of National Security Adviser Susan Rice's Meeting With Chinese State Councillor Yang Jiechi

Chinese State Council Press Release On Meeting


Prepared Remarks Of U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew

Transcript Of Joint Opening Session Of U.S.-China Strategic & Economic Dialogue

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BIT Tops Economic Track Of U.S.-China Meeting, But Big Progress Unlikely


Press Conference With Secretary Of State John Kerry

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Sheets Highlights Chinese Cyber Regs As S&ED, Presidential-Level Priority


U.S. State Department Press Release

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Lew, Chinese Officials Discuss Upcoming BIT Negative List Talks, Other Trade Issues


Letter From USCBC President John Frisbie To Treasury Secretary Jack Lew

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Treasury Official Sheets Lays Out U.S. Priorities For S&ED In CSIS Speech


Sheets Highlights Chinese Cyber Regs As S&ED, Presidential-Level Priority

The Treasury Department's top official for international affairs on Wednesday (April 29) highlighted four areas that he said would be addressed at the U.S.-China Strategic & Economic Dialogue (S&ED) this summer in order to prepare for more concrete outcomes during a state visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping in September. The top trade-related issue singled out by Nathan Sheets, Treasury undersecretary for international affairs, was the cybersecurity regulations the Chinese government sought to implement for its banking sector. Separately, Sheets...

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