Bessent says U.S.-China ties show stability despite deep economic imbalance

The Treasury Secretary described relations as steadier after a rocky period while warning that the two countries still have what he called the most imbalanced economy in modern history.

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Treasury Secretary Bessent said the relationship between the U.S. and China has good stability after a rocky period, but cautioned that the two countries still face severe economic distortions. He said, "we have the most unbalanced, imbalanced economy in modern history." The remarks point to a dual message of calmer bilateral ties alongside persistent structural strain in the economic relationship.

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