U.S. and China Establish New Working Groups to Improve Economic Relations

The U.S. and China have created new economic and financial working groups to improve communication and stabilize relations.
The groups will be led by Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng.
They aim to resolve differences on issues like tariffs, technology controls, and investment restrictions.
It revives decades-long bilateral coordination approach ended under Trump.
U.S. says it's an important step forward in the relationship.

nytimes.com

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