The 4th China-U.S. Strategic Economic Dialogue (SED) held in Annapolis, Maryland, has been a great success to the satisfaction of both nations. It has not only reached vital consensuses and attained the positive outcome, but also receives a high public opinion appraisal in the United States. Two leading substantial attainments are particularly noticeable. (More)
　

High-level U.S.-China economic dialogue makes important progress

Strategic economic dialogue boosts Sino-U.S. mutual trust: Chinese official

Chinese vice premier calls for boosting constructive, cooperative ties with U.S.

Interview: Strategic Economic Dialogue plays constructive role in U.S.-Sino relations

China, U.S. take shared responsibilities on energy, environmental issues

China, U.S. to sign 10-year energy, environmental pact in dialogue

U.S., Chinese companies sign 71 contracts worth $13.6 bln

Representatives from U.S. and Chinese companies on Monday signed 71 contracts and agreements worth 13.6 billion U.S. dollars in total in Missouri and Washington D.C. (More)

International cooperation to cope with high oil prices

An international energy conference ended in Saudi Arabia on June 22. Leading oil producer and consumer nations appealed for increasing the monitoring of crude oil futures market and the transparency of the oil market, prompting all countries to take viable, effective measures to stabilize the global oil market, and investing more in the field of crude oil and renewable energy production in a communiqué they signed. (More)

China will pull more investors than US

China is expected to overtake the US as the world's leading recipient of corporate investment in the next five years, reveals a study of future global capital flows. (More)

U.S., China tourism industries expect more mature, persistent and broad cooperation

As the inaugural group of Chinese travelers arrived in the United States, both U.S. and Chinese tourism officials are pondering how to establish more mature, persistent and broad cooperation for mutual benefit. (More)

	First Chinese tour group leaves for U.S. Chinese travelers pose for a photo before departure for the United States at Shanghai Pudong international airport in Shanghai, east China, June 17, 2008. About 200 Chinese travelers set out from airports in Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong on Tuesday afternoon, becoming the first Chinese vacationers to take part in tour groups to the United States. (More)
First Chinese leisure travelers to U.S. greeted by music, hospitality First groups of Chinese leisure travelers to the United States arrived Tuesday night at Dulles International Airport in Washington and found themselves surrounded by Jazz music, smile and hospitality. (More)

Full text of Joint Fact Sheet of Second US-China Strategic Economic Dialogue