China’s Premier Li: Sino-U.S. Relations, Economic, Trade Cooperation Face Difficulties

BEIJING (Reuters) – Sino-U.S. relations and financial and commerce cooperation between the nations are going through difficulties, requiring each side to maneuver in direction of one another and make joint efforts, Chinese language premier Li Qiang mentioned on Monday.

Li made the remarks when assembly with Marc N. Casper, board chair of the US-China Enterprise Council (USCBC), in Beijing. Li added that China is prepared to work with the U.S. to collectively safeguard worldwide commerce guidelines and make sure the stability of worldwide industrial chain, state information company Xinhua reported.

(Reporting by Ella Cao in Beijing and Meg Shen in Hong Kong, modifying by Ed Osmond)

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