U.S. Labels 4 More Chinese Companies as Military-Controlled

The video discusses the addition of companies like CNOOC and SMIC to a Pentagon list due to alleged links to China's military. Despite potential sanctions, Wall Street continues to invest heavily in China, driven by significant profit opportunities. China's regulators are opening up capital markets, attracting more foreign investment. US-China relations remain tense, with bipartisan efforts to counter China's influence. A survey indicates that global investors plan to increase their exposure to Chinese markets.

Which two companies were recently added to the Pentagon's list due to alleged military ties?

• Lenovo and ZTE

• Alibaba and Tencent

• CNOOC and SMIC

• Baidu and Xiaomi

What is the main reason Wall Street continues to invest heavily in China?

• Technological advancements

• Political stability

• High potential profits

• Cultural exchange programs

Which financial institutions are expanding their operations in China?

• Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse

• Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan

• Morgan Stanley and Citibank

• Bank of America and Wells Fargo

What is the role of China's regulators in the financial market?

• Increasing interest rates

• Opening up capital markets

• Limiting stock market access

• Restricting foreign investments

What percentage of global institutional investors expect to increase their exposure to Chinese markets?

• 50%

• 75%

• 66%

• 25%