US commerce secretary: Trump-Xi talks will address trade imbalances
Meetings between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing this week will focus on addressing trade imbalances between the two countries, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in Beijing on Wednesday.
Ross was speaking at a signing ceremony for commercial deals between the two countries worth about $9 billion that were signed as part of Trump's visit to China.
Trump has railed against China's massive trade surplus with the US, accusing Beijing of unfair trade practices.
Data released on Wednesday showed China's exports to the US rose 8.3 percent on-year in October, while imports increased 4.3 percent. That resulted in $26.62 billion trade surplus with the US last month, down from a record $28.08 billion in September.
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