Chinese businesses pivot to Vietnam and Mexico amid rising U.S. trade tensions
Chinese companies target Vietnam and Mexico for expansion as U.S. trade tensions rise, seeking to diversify supply chains and mitigate the impact of tariffs.
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Chinese companies target Vietnam and Mexico for expansion as U.S. trade tensions rise, seeking to diversify supply chains and mitigate the impact of tariffs.
Mexico surpasses China as the United States' top trading partner, driven by "de-risking" strategies amid geopolitical tensions, leading to a manufacturing boom in Mexico.
Chinese manufacturers have notably increased their investments in Mexico. This has been evident in various sectors, with a notable impact on the automotive industry.
American and Chinese officials hold talks on joint efforts to curb fentanyl trafficking, fostering cooperation amid broader geopolitical differences.
Hong Kong faces economic challenges, including disrupted property markets, geopolitical tensions impacting trade, demographic shifts, and scepticism over infrastructure projects, prompting concerns about its economic sustainability.