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Sino-U.S. Economic & Trade Relations Web> Special> Sino-U.S. Economic & Trade Relations Reviews and Prospects of Sino-American Ties China and the United States have found an anchor for their future bilateral ties and have developed a mature relationship. Despite their stable cooperation, they will face some challenges in 2008 Issues at Stake As China becomes the largest source of U.S. imports and its third largest export market, both countries will benefit Better Understanding Expected Just like a coin has two sides, the coexistence of those positive and negative aspects of the bilateral relations between China and the United States is natural Complex Engagement Interdependent yet sometimes at loggerheads, China and the United States seek to reshape their relationship High-level Exchanges more - Binding Ties - Attaining Economic Equity - A Growing Diplomatic Interface - China-U.S. Still Dancing - Striking a Chord - Do What Is Possible Economic & Trade Relations more - Issues at Stake - Creating a Favorable Environment - China-U.S. Relations 2007 in Retrospect - Whither the Dollar - It's All About Domestic Demand - It Takes Two to Tango - U.S. to Suffer From Sharp RMB Appreciation - Don't Blame RMB Appreciation - A Green Partnership Useful Data more - Five Year Outlook on China - Change in Operating Margins From 2005 People in Focus more Stronger Relationship for Success Thirty-five years after U.S. President Richard Nixon visited China, complex yet cooperative bilateral relations continue to grow - U.S. to Suffer From Sharp RMB Appreciation - Don't Blame RMB Appreciation - U.S. Economists Against Protectionism

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