US ambassador to China says progress on agreements, Boeing deal among signs of better ties
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US Ambassador to China David Perdue expressed optimism about US-China relations during a speech at the Goldman Sachs Global Macro Conference in Hong Kong on Tuesday. Perdue stated that risks in the relationship have been effectively controlled and the broader bilateral relationship has improved since October. He highlighted progress in trade negotiations, including a potential deal involving Boeing, ahead of a possible visit by President Trump to China in April. Perdue's message was intended to reassure global business and finance leaders concerned about the economic ties between the two countries. Attendees found his remarks comforting given rising geopolitical risks and the need for stability in US-China relations.
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