Yellen says U.S., Europe should react jointly to China’s industrial overcapacity

Yellen says U.S., Europe should react jointly to China’s industrial overcapacity


US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen attends a push meeting at US Ambassador’s home in Beijing on April 8, 2024. 

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FRANKFURT – U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen claimed on Tuesday that the United States and Europe needed to reply to China’s industrial policies in a “strategic and united way” to continue to keep makers feasible on both sides of the Atlantic.

In remarks on the worth of the U.S.-European alliance in Frankfurt, Yellen mentioned China’s excessive industrial ability threatened equally American and European companies as well as the industrial growth of emerging marketplace countries. 

“China’s industrial plan could feel distant as we sit listed here in this area, but if we do not answer strategically and in a united way, the viability of firms in both equally our nations and all-around the environment could be at danger,” she explained.

Her opinions appear a week after the Biden administration declared steep new tariffs on Chinese electric powered autos (EVs), solar items, semiconductors, battery pieces, steel and other strategic industries.

She had warned Chinese officials in April that the U.S. would not acknowledge their surplus production of these goods that would flood world wide marketplaces with low-priced exports.

Yellen, who received an honorary diploma from the Frankfurt University of Finance and Management, reported the European Union and other nations have been using very similar steps to use their possess authorities to look into probable trade therapies for Chinese EVs and other products. 

Yellen also known as for Europe and the U.S. to stand jointly towards Russian aggression and Iranian “support for terrorism”, including agreeing on a way to unlock the price of some $300 billion really worth of frozen Russian sovereign assets to assist Ukraine.

“That’s why I believe it is really critical and urgent that we collectively come across a way forward to unlock the worth of Russian sovereign assets immobilized in our jurisdictions for the benefit of Ukraine,” Yellen claimed. “This will be a important subject matter of dialogue for the duration of G7 conferences this 7 days.”

Finance leaders from the Team of 7 industrial democracies are meeting in Stresa, Italy later this week and Yellen is pushing for them to concur on a program to use the earnings stream from the frozen Russian sovereign belongings to back again a bigger personal loan to Ukraine.



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