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10 Takeaways from the Beginning of the Two Sessions And What’s Coming Next
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10 Takeaways from the Beginning of the Two Sessions And What’s Coming Next

On March 5, Premier Li Keqiang opened China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) by delivering the annual Government Work Report, which sets China’s GDP growth target for the year and other high-level priorities. This is released in concert with the National Development and Reform Commission’s (NDRC) annual draft Plan for Economic and Social Development and the Ministry of Finance’s draft central and local government budgets, which include further details.

China Market Intelligence USCBC Staff
China’s Reaction to US Export Controls on Semiconductors
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China’s Reaction to US Export Controls on Semiconductors

Since the United States imposed a set of unprecedented new export controls on China’s chipmaking sector last October, China’s leaders have struggled to form a coordinated policy response that offers clear instructions to government regulators and industry. One unifying fact is that all parties see US restrictions and efforts to bring allies on board as a serious threat to China’s domestic semiconductor sector and its ability to interact with the highly globalized semiconductor industry.

China Market Intelligence Zach Tomatz
Local Agendas Foreshadow National Priorities Ahead of Two Sessions
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Local Agendas Foreshadow National Priorities Ahead of Two Sessions

As China’s local governments concluded their annual Two Sessions meetings last month, local GDP targets and personnel changes have been announced. These meetings are forerunners to the national Two Sessions, China’s annual parliamentary meetings which are scheduled to begin on March 4 and provide a window to the national economic outlook and forthcoming policies.

US-China Trade Reaches a Record High Despite Bilateral Tensions
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US-China Trade Reaches a Record High Despite Bilateral Tensions

Despite bilateral tensions, years of escalating trade restrictions, and lockdowns in China for much of 2022, US-China trade in goods increased 5.2 percent in 2022 to a record high of $690.6 billion. Growth in trade with China is part of a broader wave of record US trade with the world.

China Market Intelligence John Clark with assistance from Gavin Fu and Xiuyu Li
US Companies Plan a Resurgence of Executive China Travel
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US Companies Plan a Resurgence of Executive China Travel

Many companies are preparing senior executive travel to China for the first time in several years now that China has eliminated quarantine requirements on inbound travelers. To better understand the different factors companies are considering in planning executive travel to China, USCBC conducted a short survey to help members benchmark against each other’s plans.

China Market Intelligence USCBC Staff
The View from Washington: A Note to Members from Craig Allen and David Thomas
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The View from Washington: A Note to Members from Craig Allen and David Thomas

US-China relations are at a difficult and highly uncertain inflection point. Vice President Kamala Harris and Secretary of State Antony Blinken participated in the Munich Security Conference February 17 to 19. Secretary Blinken and President Xi Jinping’s top foreign policy adviser, Wang Yi, reportedly had a tense private meeting during which both sides drew lines in the sand and did not appear to de-escalate the balloon incident as was hoped.

China Market Intelligence Craig Allen, David Thomas
Several States Weighing Restrictions on Land Purchases By Chinese Firms
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Several States Weighing Restrictions on Land Purchases By Chinese Firms

Chinese investments throughout the United States are under increasing scrutiny, with once uncontroversial projects now receiving national attention. A growing number of state and local regulators are racing to create new tools to review and block such investments due to political and national security concerns.

New Insights On Cross-Border Data Compliance
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New Insights On Cross-Border Data Compliance

This article updates USCBC’s December 2022 FAQs on China’s Cross-Border Data Transfer (CBDT) Regulation with new insights into company progress and likely enforcement patterns as the March 1 deadline approaches. This process is required only for companies seeking to transfer certain types or volumes of data outside of China.

China Market Intelligence Jason Zhou
Benchmarking the Business Situation and Post-COVID Recovery in China
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Benchmarking the Business Situation and Post-COVID Recovery in China

It has been two months since China lifted its three-year-long zero-COVID policy. While hospitals nationwide remain overstretched with patients suffering severe symptoms, the majority of the population has recovered from the first wave of infections and is back on the road for the Chinese New Year.

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