Speaking with Shanghai Communist Party chief Chen Jining on day four of a bridge-building trip to China, Raimondo said a 'stable economic relationship is good for America, good for China and good for the world.''The US-China economic relationship is among the most consequential in the world,' she told Chen.
AFP PHOTOThose fears have been compounded this year by a broad crackdown on US consulting firms operating in China.A new anti-espionage law, which came into force on July 1, has also spooked foreign and domestic firms as they try to decipher authorities' intentions and, crucially, pinpoint what is off-limits.In a Tuesday meeting with Vice Premier He Lifeng in Beijing, Raimondo raised what Washington sees as unfair trade practices by China, according to a US Department of Commerce readout.