The Rising Tensions in U.S.-China Relations

The transcript discusses the rising tensions between the US and China, focusing on Hong Kong's status and potential changes in trade relations. It highlights the impact of US legislation on Chinese companies, requiring transparency or withdrawal from US markets. The discussion also covers changes in Chinese economic management, urging China to meet WTO commitments. Finally, it addresses China's economic reopening, noting regional variations and uncertainties in global markets.

How might the introduction of national security laws in Hong Kong affect US-China relations?

What concerns do members have regarding the potential escalation of tensions between the US and China?

What are the implications for Chinese companies if tensions between the US and China continue to escalate?

In what ways have American and European companies expressed their frustrations regarding the business environment in China?

What changes in Chinese economic management have been observed over the last two decades?

How does the current account surplus of China affect its obligations to the global community?

What challenges are companies facing in the context of China's reopening after the pandemic?