Treasury secretary will attend meetings in Beijing from July 6-9
Amid rising tensions, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will travel to China later this week to meet with senior Chinese government officials.
Also read: At Essence Festival, Yellen touts efforts to build ‘fairer economy,’ says much work still to do The trip comes amid reports that the Biden administration will issue new restrictions on sales of advanced AI chips to China.
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