WASHINGTON/BEIJING -- It was one of President Donald Trump's signature goals: rebalancing U.S.-China trade. And Trump fell short of his ambitions. But President-elect Joe Biden's trade policy focused on the middle class is not likely to mark a change of course, at least at first.
China has bought less than 60% of the additional American imports it had promised to in the year-old "phase one" trade deal, putting additional pressure on the Biden administration to rethink Trump-era trade policy.
