Lipei Zhang
President, USCBC China & Vice President, USCBC
Zhang Lipei is President, USCBC China, and a Vice President of USCBC, where she leads the Council’s work with member companies, government stakeholders, and colleagues in China to foster a constructive commercial relationship between the United States and China. For over a decade with USCBC, Lipei has helped American companies interpret policy developments, assess their business implications, and navigate a complex operating environment.
Before joining USCBC in 2015, Zhang served as a project manager on the EU-China Trade Project II, an EU-funded initiative focused on capacity building and policy exchange with Chinese government counterparts. She holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Concordia University’s John Molson School of Business and Executive MBA from Kellogg-HKUST.
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Macroeconomy, Finance, and Procurement Among China’s Legislative Priorities
On May 14, China’s National People’s Congress and State Council released their legislative plans for 2025, offering a window into economic and social priorities. Included are a landmark law to guide macroeconomic development planning, stricter regulation of financial markets, and legal tools to respond to foreign sanctions.
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Beijing Moves to Shore Up Economy Amid Growing Trade War
Over the past month, US-China trade tensions have escalated to unsustainable heights. In response to new US tariffs, China imposed a 125% tariff on all US imports, noting that it will not engage in any further tariff increases as part of a “numbers game.”
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China’s New Anti-Monopoly Law Closes Loopholes and Foreshadows Tougher Enforcement
China’s Anti-Monopoly Law (AML) recently underwent its biggest change in 14 years with a new amendment passed by the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress on June 24.
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Post-Lockdown Business Recovery: Companies Are Still Catching Up
USCBC has been conducting monthly benchmarking interviews to understand the impact of lockdowns, gauging progress on resuming normal operations, and advocating with both central and local governments on behalf of members since April.
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