US and China meet to 'thaw out' trade tensions

The US and China hope to "thaw out" ongoing trade tensions during a three-day visit to Beijing by the US commerce secretary.

One of the biggest issues for the US surrounds restrictions on North American businesses, including chip makers, Intel and Micron.

Gina Riomondo's visit to China is the latest to the country by top US diplomats in recent months, all aiming to improve relations between the two countries.

Meanwhile, China's stock markets remain under pressure as companies pull out billions due to its slowing economy.