China pledges to take more imports

China’s leaders pledged to cut its soaring trade surplus in an economic plan for 2007 issued ahead of a visit next week by US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson for talks on commerce and other contentious issues.

China pledges to take more imports

China’s leaders pledged to cut its soaring trade surplus in an economic plan for 2007 issued ahead of a visit next week by US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson for talks on commerce and other contentious issues.

The plan, reported today by Chinese state media, calls for boosting imports, with an aim to bring them in line with booming exports, and encouraging domestic consumption.

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