(Reuters) - WASHINGTON, May 21 - The export-import banks of
the United States and China signed a pair of financing
agreements on Monday to boost U.S. exports to China, on the eve
of high-level economic talks between the two countries.
The Bush administration, which is under pressure from
Congress to show results from this week's meeting, hailed the
agreements as a "sign post" of closer economic ties between the
two countries.
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the United States and China signed a pair of financing
agreements on Monday to boost U.S. exports to China, on the eve
of high-level economic talks between the two countries.
The Bush administration, which is under pressure from
Congress to show results from this week's meeting, hailed the
agreements as a "sign post" of closer economic ties between the
two countries.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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