Bessent meets Chinese Vice Premier for talks on AI, trade and critical minerals
Meeting aimed at teeing up potential agreements ahead of summit Trump and Xi
Bessent meets Chinese Vice Premier for talks on AI, trade and critical minerals
Meeting aimed at teeing up potential agreements ahead of summit Trump and Xi
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