High-level dialogue vital to ties
Top officials from both sides of the Strategic Economic Dialogue expressed hope that the Obama administration would continue the dialogue China and the United States.
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Vice-Premier Wang Qishan and US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson greet each other at a singing ceremony during the Sino-US Strategic Economic Dialogue in Beijing on Thursday.
Agencies/chinadaily.com.cn
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- Paulson signs out with hugs, laughs
- President Hu hails fruitful economic dialogue
- SED agreements open up China's financial sector
- China urges major countries to stabilize currency
- China, US inject $20b for trade finance
- China pledges to further open financial sevices sector
- Economic dialogue ends ahead of schedule
 Top banker: Timely steps can maintain growth
The steep fall of the yuan this week does not signal a major shift in the country's foreign exchange policy or its long-term currency revaluation trend, analysts said.
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 Beijing meets clear days target before time
The Washington-based Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) will help China develop more energy-efficient buildings under a new program sponsored by the US State Department.
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 China takes 7.7% of world trade volume
China and the United States on Friday said they would inject $20 billion for trade finance to buoy up the global commerce.
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 China, US end 5th economic dialogue
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