Commerce Secretary says Trump-Xi talks will address trade imbalancesBEIJING (Reuters) - Meetings between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing this week will focus on addressing trade imbalances between the two countries, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Wednesday.  Ross was speaking at a signing ceremony in the Chinese capital for commercial deals worth about $9 billion on Trump s visit. Trump has ratcheted up his criticism of China s massive trade surplus with the U.S. - calling it  embarrassing  and  horrible  last week - and has accused Beijing of unfair trade practices, fuelling worries of increased tension between the world s two largest trading countries.  Addressing the imbalance in China trade has been the central focus of collaborative discussions between President Trump and President Xi and achieving fair and reciprocal treatment for the companies is a shared objective,  Ross said. Data on Wednesday showed China s exports to the U.S. rose 8.3 percent in October on the year, while imports grew 4.3 percent. That led to a trade surplus of $26.62 billion with the U.S. last month, down from September s record $28.08 billion, but higher than recent trends. Deals signed on Wednesday included a pledge by Chinese ecommerce company JD.com  to buy more than $2 billion of food products from the U.S. over three years and a pact for Reignwood International to buy additional helicopters from U.S. firm Bell Helicopter.  While 19 deals were signed on Wednesday, some in the U.S. business community have expressed worry that contract wins could come at the expense of resolving long-standing complaints over market access restrictions in China. At the ceremony, China s vice premier Wang Yang said deals signed between China and U.S. firms would  contribute to the stabilization of the general and overall economic relations between the two countries . The ceremony was a prelude to a  more important  signing ceremony set for Thursday, he added. Among the companies expected to sign deals on Thursday are Qualcomm, Boeing and Goldman Sachs. Chinese commerce minister Zhong Shan also attended the event in the Great Hall of the People next to Tiananmen Square. worldnews
commerce secretary says talks address trade imbalancesbeijing reuters meetings president donald trump chinese president xi winning beijing week focus addressing trade imbalance two countries commerce secretary wilbur ross said wednesday ross speaking signing ceremony chinese capital commercial deals worth billion trump visit trump ratcheted criticism china massive trade surplus calling embarrassing horrible last week accused beijing unfair trade practices fueling worries increased tension world two largest trading countries addressing imbalance china trade central focus collaborative discussions president trump president xi achieving fair reciprocal treatment companies shared objective ross said data wednesday showed china exports rose percent october year imports grew percent that led trade surplus billion last month september record billion higher recent trends deals signed wednesday included pledge chinese ecommerce company buy billion food products three years pact reignwood international buy additional helicopters firm bell helicopter while deals signed wednesday business community expressed worry contract wins could come expense resolving complaints market access restrictions china at ceremony china vice premier wang yang said deals signed china firms would contribute stabilization general overall economic relations two countries the ceremony prelude important signing ceremony set thursday added among companies expected sign deals thursday qualcomm boeing goldman sachs chinese commerce minister hong shan also attended event great hall people next tiananmen square worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Commerce Secretary says Trump-Xi talks will address trade imbalancesBEIJING (Reuters) - Meetings between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing this week will focus on addressing trade imbalances between the two countries, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Wednesday.  Ross was speaking at a signing ceremony in the Chinese capital for commercial deals worth about $9 billion on Trump s visit. Trump has ratcheted up his criticism of China s massive trade surplus with the U.S. - calling it  embarrassing  and  horrible  last week - and has accused Beijing of unfair trade practices, fuelling worries of increased tension between the world s two largest trading countries.  Addressing the imbalance in China trade has been the central focus of collaborative discussions between President Trump and President Xi and achieving fair and reciprocal treatment for the companies is a shared objective,  Ross said. Data on Wednesday showed China s exports to the U.S. rose 8.3 percent in October on the year, while imports grew 4.3 percent. That led to a trade surplus of $26.62 billion with the U.S. last month, down from September s record $28.08 billion, but higher than recent trends. Deals signed on Wednesday included a pledge by Chinese ecommerce company JD.com  to buy more than $2 billion of food products from the U.S. over three years and a pact for Reignwood International to buy additional helicopters from U.S. firm Bell Helicopter.  While 19 deals were signed on Wednesday, some in the U.S. business community have expressed worry that contract wins could come at the expense of resolving long-standing complaints over market access restrictions in China. At the ceremony, China s vice premier Wang Yang said deals signed between China and U.S. firms would  contribute to the stabilization of the general and overall economic relations between the two countries . The ceremony was a prelude to a  more important  signing ceremony set for Thursday, he added. Among the companies expected to sign deals on Thursday are Qualcomm, Boeing and Goldman Sachs. Chinese commerce minister Zhong Shan also attended the event in the Great Hall of the People next to Tiananmen Square. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: commerce secretary says talks address trade imbalancesbeijing reuters meetings president donald trump chinese president xi winning beijing week focus addressing trade imbalance two countries commerce secretary wilbur ross said wednesday ross speaking signing ceremony chinese capital commercial deals worth billion trump visit trump ratcheted criticism china massive trade surplus calling embarrassing horrible last week accused beijing unfair trade practices fueling worries increased tension world two largest trading countries addressing imbalance china trade central focus collaborative discussions president trump president xi achieving fair reciprocal treatment companies shared objective ross said data wednesday showed china exports rose percent october year imports grew percent that led trade surplus billion last month september record billion higher recent trends deals signed wednesday included pledge chinese ecommerce company buy billion food products three years pact reignwood international buy additional helicopters firm bell helicopter while deals signed wednesday business community expressed worry contract wins could come expense resolving complaints market access restrictions china at ceremony china vice premier wang yang said deals signed china firms would contribute stabilization general overall economic relations two countries the ceremony prelude important signing ceremony set thursday added among companies expected sign deals thursday qualcomm boeing goldman sachs chinese commerce minister hong shan also attended event great hall people next tiananmen square worldnews