(Reuters) - WASHINGTON, May 23 - The United States and China
on Wednesday announced deals to increase flights to China and
ease U.S. entry into its financial sector but made no headway
on the thorny issue of speeding up Chinese currency reforms.
After two days of top-level economic talks, U.S. Treasury
Secretary Henry Paulson claimed "tangible results" while
China's Vice Premier Wu Yi said relations between the two
countries were "complicated" and needed careful handling.
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on Wednesday announced deals to increase flights to China and
ease U.S. entry into its financial sector but made no headway
on the thorny issue of speeding up Chinese currency reforms.
After two days of top-level economic talks, U.S. Treasury
Secretary Henry Paulson claimed "tangible results" while
China's Vice Premier Wu Yi said relations between the two
countries were "complicated" and needed careful handling.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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