Zhao Says There Is Strong Incentive for a U.S.-China Trade Deal

The transcript discusses the anticipation of a trade deal between China and the US, highlighting the incentives for both sides to reach an agreement. It explores the potential benefits for Western companies, particularly in the financial sector, as China opens its market. The timeline for implementing a system for foreign companies is considered, with emphasis on the pressure from US tariffs. The negotiation challenges, including the need for compromise and the removal of tariffs, are also addressed.

What are the anticipated benefits for Western companies if a trade deal with China is reached?

How does the Chinese government plan to change its approach to the service sector as part of the trade deal?

What challenges do foreign fund management companies face when entering the Chinese market?

In what ways might the Chinese government need to compromise in the trade negotiations?

What are the key sticking points in the negotiations between the U.S. and China regarding tariffs?