3 Pros React To Latest Sino-American Trade Talks

'Awkward' Timing

"I'm finding it difficult to believe we are going to get some of outcome before March."

China Needs To 'Switch Course'

China needs to "switch course" in what it's willing to give up in talks with the U.S., Scott Kennedy of the Center for Strategic and International Studies told CNBC Monday. China needs to offer "quite constructive, serious, wide-ranging" reforms of industrial policy, including intellectual property rights, he said.

While China doesn't need to reach a final agreement this week, the country needs to "give clear signals that all of those things are on the table in a way they haven't before," Kennedy said. Any decision China makes needs to be consistent with reforms that will generate long-term economic growth at a time when its economy is showing signs of slowing down, he said. 

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