USCBC in the News
09/06/2024
China’s macroeconomic problems emerged this year as the No. 2 concern among American companies with business in the country, coming in just behind problems arising from bilateral friction, according to a Washington-based trade association survey released on Friday. “Weak” domestic demand and “overcapacity” are constraining company profitability in the world’s second largest economy, the US-China Business Council said in a summary of its summer 2024 survey of companies, conducted in June and July.
09/06/2024
Washington's tougher trade rules regarding Beijing have damaged relationships between American and Chinese companies while China's economic slowdown has sapped business optimism, a new survey shows. The US-China Business Council said its members have been harmed by the years long bilateral tensions that prompted the White House to impose more export controls, tariffs and trade regulations on American business activity in China.
03/28/2024
The Wednesday meeting attendees, which also included leaders from major nonprofit organizations such as the National Committee on US-China Relations and US-China Business Council, applauded recent measures rolled out by Beijing aimed at further reform and opening up, and expressed support for efforts bolstering exchanges and communication, the foreign ministry statement said.
11/08/2021
In a report submitted to the Office of the United States Trade Representative in September, the US-China Business Council (...
11/05/2021
Thanks to Beijing's tariff exclusion under the phase one deal with the US, American goods exports to China rebounded in 2020,...
11/05/2021
The US-China Business Council says exports to China in 2020 surged by $18.5 billion. Doug Barry with the US-China Business...
11/05/2021
"Tariff relief by China also helped fuel American goods exports in many parts of the country. USCBC continues to advocate for...
11/04/2021
US goods exports to China surged last year by $18.5 billion, almost 18 percent over 2019. The surge follows near-decade lows in...
11/04/2021
Sixty-four percent of US Congressional districts exported more goods to China in 2020 compared with 2019, and 72 districts...
11/02/2021
Most US congressional districts exported more goods to China in 2020 compared to the previous year despite bilateral tensions...
11/02/2021
US Trade Representative Katherine Tai said on October 28 at a meeting of the US National Chicken Council that her engagement...
11/02/2021
China was the only top trading partner of the United States that registered export growth last year amid the pandemic, with US...
11/01/2021
Thursday’s amendment reflected Romney’s assessment of the omnibus bill’s chances of making it “across the finish line” in time...
10/25/2021
The US-China Business Council — a private nonprofit group made up of more than 200 American companies that do business with...
10/25/2021
According to the US-China Business Council member survey in July 2021, 95 percent of the responding companies said they made...
10/22/2021
“On the other hand, they also have been vocal in the last 10 years, especially about problems, long-festering problems that...
10/21/2021
Following a trade war that began with Section 301 tariffs due to unfair trade practices and intellectual property theft, any...
10/21/2021
China’s third-quarter GDP came in at 4.9 percent, a dip from earlier in the year. What does this mean for its future? CGTN’s...
10/19/2021
Anna Ashton, Senior Vice President for Government Affairs at the US-China Business Council speaks with Bloomberg’s Balance of...
10/19/2021
Xiao Yaqing, minister of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, made the remarks during a virtual meeting with a...
10/19/2021
In addition, by provoking a tariffs war with China from 2018 onwards, the US has failed to post any meaningful wins with...
10/18/2021
China hopes US firms will strengthen their cooperation with Chinese companies in the areas of new energy vehicles, biopharma...
10/15/2021
China will continue to open itself wider to the world. It will continue to welcome companies worldwide, including American ones...