Republicans in the U.S. Congress reached an 11th hour compromise with President Obama about the fiscal year 2011 budget, narrowly avoiding the machinery of gove

Norm Coleman, Clyde Prestowitz, Douglas Paal, and Zhu Feng weigh in on the significance of the third joint meeting of the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue.

Winning market economy status depends on whether China makes strategic concessions to suit US interests. The China-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED) meeting soon to be held in the US is the ideal high-level forum to pursue a favorable outcome on this issue.

Although it would be good for China and good for the world if the RMB became a fully-fledged international reserve currency, competing with the dollar and the euro, it is not clear that China will take all measures necessary to make that possible.

Gradual internationalization of renminbi will benefit world's financial markets, but lessons of others should be heeded. G20 seminar on reshaping the global

The 12th Five Year Plan has rightly focused on transformation of China’s mode of economic development as top priority in the years ahead. However, without further reform of the economic system and government dependence on particular industries and interest groups, it will be very difficult to swing the focus to innovation and insure the long run of sustainable economic development.

On January 4, the World Bank issued its first round of bonds denominated in China's currency, the yuan or renminbi, worth 500 million yuan ($76 million) wit

As the US mid-term election looms and the effect of the global financial crisis (GFC) lingers, the Currency Reform for Fair Trade Act (HR 2378) is the latest sa

Although the US Department of Treasury has decided to postpone its scheduled report on whether China is manipulating its currency to gain trade advantage until