WASHINGTON, D.C.: US and Chinese negotiators bridged some differences over economic policy in annual bilateral talks on Wednesday (Thursday in Manila), even as the two countries continue to wrestle with major strategic disagreements.
Both sides suggested they closed gaps in talks on a bilateral investment treaty (BIT) following the talks.
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