(Bloomberg, Washington) U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen reportedly visited Beijing early next month to hold the first high -level economic talks with the newly appointed Ministry of Finance of China.
Yellen stated in April that he hopes to visit China in the appropriate period and meet with He Lifeng, the Deputy Prime Minister of the State Council in charge of economic policy, but this plan has been put on hold.He Lifeng, who took office in March this year, is the official confidence of China, which is traditionally regarded as officials with US Treasury Secretary.
Bloomberg reported that because the details of Yellen's visit to China have not been officially announced, the insider who discussed the purpose and timing of this trip required anonymous.
According to internal reviewers, the Biden government is formulating an administrative order aimed at regulating and may prevent some investment in the United States from investing in China, covering semiconductors, artificial intelligence and quantum computing fields.This work is close to the completion. The goal of US officials is to prepare this administrative order as soon as in late July, but it may also be postponed until August.
It is reported that at the White House in May at the Seventh Kingdom Group (G7) summit in May, the White Palace had reported to the United States plan to the main allies, and all countries widely recognized this concept.
However, a government official in the United States said on Monday (June 26) that Yellen's visit to China has not yet been determined, and the final details of the administrative order have not been finalized. There is currently no schedule issued.
In April this year, Yellen was published at Johns Hopkins University, Washington, Washington University, Washington University University University University Hopkins University, Washington University, Washington University University, Washington University University University Hopkins UniversityWhen speaking , it showed that the United States will pursue a policy of defending and ensuring national security and preparing to pay economic costs for this, but the United States does not want to hinder China's development.
Yellen said at the time: "Even if our actions against China may cause economic impact, the motivation of the United States is only because of concerns about security and values ... The goal is not to use these tools to obtain economic competitive advantages."
If Yellen is determined, she will be a member of the United States Cabinet who visited China since the deterioration of the United States relations in the middle of this year.U.S. Secretary of State Brillings just ended his visit to Beijing last week.Hold talks , he is also Essence
Sino -US officials described Brinken's visits to the rich results, and believed that the two sides had a frank dialogue on a series of issues.
U.S. President Biden is still scheduled to talk to China, but the date is not determined.
Last week, Biden stated that it would be expected to meet with Chinese officials in the near future.The last meeting of the two was G20/A> Indonesia . .
