(Reuters) - "The issue that kinds of sticks in the craw is the currency issue," said Pat Mears, international commercial affairs director at the National Association of Manufacturers, told Reuters ahead of a scheduled May 22-24 "strategic economic dialogue" in Washington between senior officials from the U.S. and Chinese government.
"We just haven't seen progress on that," Mears said, even though Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has been pushing China since he took office last July to speed up progress on reforms, including letting its yuan currency appreciate.
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