BEIJING: US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said 10 hours of bilateral meetings with senior Chinese officials in recent days were 'direct, substantive and productive' and helped stabilise the
, told a press conference that the United States and China have significant disagreements and they must be communicated"clearly and directly".
Yellen said the objective of the visit was to establish and deepen ties to China's new economic team, reduce the risk of misunderstanding and pave the way for cooperation in areas such as climate change and debt distress.
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