US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is visiting China for meetings with officials on issues like trade and industrial overcapacity. She hopes to improve communication between the two countries, which have had a strained relationship. Yellen will specifically address China's export strength and its impact on global economies.
Congress is increasing its scrutiny of U.S. investments in China, with bipartisan support for restricting funds flowing to companies with alleged military or security ties. Some proposals aim to ban investments in certain advanced technology sectors to prevent China from leveraging American capital for its military development. While it's difficult to pass sweeping restrictions, the issue is gaining attention, with initiatives focusing on transparency and accountability to ensure investments do not contribute to China's potential military advancements.
