Last week, CTM provided highlights of the first day of China's 2-day long WTO Trade Policy Review. This piece covers developments during the second day.

In addition to the Chinese government's policy statement and the statements of other WTO Members related to China's WTO Trade Policy Review, the WTO Secretariat published its own report on China's trade policies and practices, addressing issues such as trade imbalances, subsidies, state-owned enterprises,

China's ninth WTO Trade Policy Review is taking place on July 17 and 19 and China has already provided its policy statement. As part of this review, other WTO Members also have an opportunity to comment on China's trade policies. We offer highlights of several of

China's ninth WTO Trade Policy Review is taking place on July 17 and 19. As part of these WTO reviews, the government being reviewed submits a "policy statement," the WTO Secretariat issues a report, and other governments comment on and ask questions about the reviewed Member&

The WTO has posted the written and additional written questions by WTO Members and replies provided by the United States during the U.S. trade policy review carried out last December, with China asking extensive questions of the United States as part of this process.

On December 22, the WTO circulated the question and answer part of China's Trade Policy Review. The full document is 562 pages and contains hundreds of questions and answers, so it is difficult to provide a comprehensive summary. What we have tried to do in this piece is

China's eighth WTO Trade Policy Review took place on October 20 and 22. Previously, we reported [https://www.chinatrademonitor.com/statements-by-governments-at-chinas-wto-trade-policy-review/] on a few governments' statements that had been made public. The WTO has now circulated the minutes of the meeting [https://docs.wto.org/dol2fe/Pages/