The U.S. and China have prepared "economic results" ahead of the San Francisco heads of state meeting this week which include an agreement to strengthen the international financial architecture and promote a meaningful quota increase for the International Monetary Fund, according to Vice Minister of Finance Liao Min. Speaking to Chinese media at the end of his trip to the U.S., where he accompanied Vice Premier He Lifeng, Liao said the U.S. and China have agreed to resist decoupling and develop healthy economic relations. China expressed concerns regarding the U.S.’s investment restrictions on China and sanctions that suppress Chinese companies, Liao added.