
During her visit to China, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen engaged in discussions aimed at addressing economic and trade tensions between the United States and China, warning of 'significant consequences' for Chinese companies supporting Russia's military efforts in Ukraine and raising concerns over China's clean energy sector practices. Despite these tough conversations, both sides reported constructive progress, with Chinese Premier Li Qiang expressing hope for respectful partnership. The discussions also touched on financial stability, with plans for more financial shock exercises, and the macroeconomic outlook, emphasizing the need for durable communication. Yellen's trip concluded with no major breakthroughs but highlighted ongoing dialogue on key economic and trade issues.













































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