China says 'vice ministerial' officials will be in Washington for trade talks on Wednesday

Chinese officials will be in Washington on Wednesday to hold consultations with the U.S. ahead of high-level trade talks in October.

State-controlled media CCTV reported on Tuesday that the Vice Minister of the Finance Ministry, Liao Min, will be leading the delegation at the vice-ministerial level to discuss trade and economic issues, according to CNBC's translation.

Andrew Harrer | Bloomberg | Getty Imagesahead of high-level trade talks in OctoberState-controlled media CCTV reported on Tuesday that the Vice Minister of the Finance Ministry, Liao Min, will be leading the delegation at the vice-ministerial level to discuss trade and economic issues, according to CNBC's translation.The U.S. and China have been engaged in a trade battle for more than a year, with both sides slapping retaliatory tariffs on each other's goods worth billions of dollars.

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