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• Analysts Question Timing Of Paulson's China Grievance Monday, 5 Feb 2007 | 2:46 PM ET

  The Bush administration on Friday filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization, accusing China of improperly subsidizing its own firms. "Power Lunch" heard from two experts on international trade, who debated whether the filing was smart, hard-edged economic brinkmanship -- or a savvy political move to mollify Congressional Democrats and others who demand White House action on vanishing U.S. manufacturing jobs.

• Fed Speak And "Irrational Behavior" For China Investors Wednesday, 31 Jan 2007 | 8:14 AM ET

  

  Stocks in the U.S. are pointing lower this morning. The Fed's statement, important economic data and earnings could all drive the markets today. President Bush speaks on the economy on Wall Street and Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson appears before Senate Banking on the Chinese currency issue.

• Leading Indicators Monday, 18 Dec 2006 | 2:17 PM ET

  

  Last week the Secretary of the Treasury, Hank Paulson, was asked if the residential real estate market had bottomed.  He refused to answer the question.  But as we approach the New Year, that is arguably the biggest question in real estate.  The spring season is right around the corner, traditionally the busiest for buying and selling, and many believe it will tell the true story of the state of the market.

• CNBC's Quintanilla: Our Trip to China Friday, 15 Dec 2006 | 9:19 AM ET

  

  As we've told you--CNBC's Carl Quintanilla was part of the crew covering the  just ended American-Chinese economic talks in Beijing. His reports appeared on "Squawk Box"  (see our earlier post today). Here are his personal and behind the scene comments on the trip. If you're a fan of big cities, you're a fan of Beijing...

• CNBC's Quintanilla: U.S. Success in China? Friday, 15 Dec 2006 | 8:59 AM ET

  

  U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson met with Chinese President Hu Jintao in Beijing today, on the second and last day of what has been billed as a long-range "strategic economic dialogue" between the two powerful nations. CNBC’s Carl Quintanilla is traveling along with the U.S. delegation.....

• CNBC's Quintanilla: Currency Battle In China Thursday, 14 Dec 2006 | 8:48 AM ET

  U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and other top American officials are in Beijing this morning for trade talks, appealing to Chinese leaders to help preserve U-S support for free trade. CNBC’s Carl Quintanilla is following all the developments closely and updated the “Squawk Box” crew this morning, also from Beijing.

• Changes In China Not Likely Any Time Soon Tuesday, 12 Dec 2006 | 5:29 PM ET

  The Democrats are putting a lot of pressure on President George W. Bush and his administration to force changes in China’s trade and monetary policies. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke are visiting the Asian giant this week, and they’ve arrived with a list of demands for the Chinese government.

• China Records $22.9 Billion Trade Surplus in November Monday, 11 Dec 2006 | 10:24 AM ET

  China posted a trade surplus of $22.9 billion in November, raising the stakes before a high-level U.S. delegation arrives in Beijing for talks expected to focus on the political repercussions of the swelling surplus.

• Paulson On U.S. Economy: Inflation Is Fed's Concern Friday, 8 Dec 2006 | 12:25 PM ET

  

  CNBC's Maria Bartiromo had an exclusive interview with U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson this morning. He gave his take on today’s jobs report, the weak U.S. dollar and his upcoming trip to China. Paulson said the jobs report was “good news.” Even more importantly, though, was the fact that job creation was leading to wage growth.