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.
09/30/2022
A recent survey by the US-China Business Council revealed that American companies are more pessimistic than ever about...
09/29/2022
Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council, said the USCBC, a nonpartisan, nongovernmental business association...
09/26/2022
While attitudes toward doing business in China have quickly soured, patterns of production have been slower to change. A survey...
09/26/2022
In August, the US-China Business Council, a US-based nonprofit, released its “2022 Member Survey.” The report is based on...
09/21/2022
The brief from the European firms is another sign of how the image of China as a good place to do business has declined, with...
09/21/2022
Acknowledging that bilateral relations between Beijing and Washington have suffered setbacks, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi...
09/20/2022
Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Monday met with representatives from the National Committee on United...
09/20/2022
On September 19 local time, State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi had an exchange with representatives of the National...
09/20/2022
China is the largest maker of a host of products and its market size also inspires US companies, Craig Allen, the president of...
09/12/2022
A US-China Business Council poll found 78% of American multinationals in China have not moved any segments of their supply...
09/08/2022
"US companies will follow US law. They will continue to sell chips to Chinese buyers in accordance with existing law," Doug...
09/08/2022
An annual survey by the US-China Business Council similarly showed that American corporations in China were in “wait-and-see...
09/08/2022
Biden has previously ignored calls by the business community to ease trade tensions with China. As the two countries approach...
09/08/2022
There has been a record outflow of portfolio investments via the Stock and Bond Connects. More than 20 percent of American...
09/07/2022
On September 2, 2022, Deputy Director of the Office of the Central Commission for Financial and Economic Affairs and Vice...
09/06/2022
The figures help to explain why inbound investment has continued to set new records each year despite an increasing number of...
09/02/2022
China’s Zero-Covid approach is a major reason pessimism among US companies operating in the country has hit an all-time high in...
09/02/2022
US-China Business Council survey finds that 96% said policies hurt business and half said they altered investment plans, though...
09/02/2022
Strict COVID-19 control measures in China have overtaken sour US–China relations as the top concern of US companies in the...
09/01/2022
Separately, and somewhat less surprising, a survey by the US-China Business Council of its 117 members found over half...