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@SecScottBessent delivered keynote remarks at the National Committee on United States-China Relations gala.
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Bessent said trade must serve both parties' interests without eroding either nation's sovereignty, and credited President Trump with pursuing the relationship in that spirit. The remarks, relayed by the Treasury Department's official account, signal continuity in the administration's emphasis on reciprocal, sovereignty-preserving engagement with China. The appearance before a prominent bilateral policy group gives the Treasury Secretary a public venue to shape market expectations on U.S.-China economic ties. Traders will watch for follow-through in upcoming bilateral talks and any concrete movement on tariffs or investment restrictions.
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