US companies see China as ‘uninvestable’

[CIA Mole]

US companies see China as ‘uninvestable’, warns Gina Raimondo

Commerce secretary hails reopened communication channels but tells Beijing to reduce risk to businesses

on.ft.com

 

[Menthol]

Not really.

The problem is not in China, but across the ocean, which is USA.

Before the economic war, such problems didn't exist.

After the economic war, suddenly everyone says it.

Softbank, Tesla, GM, Apple, Microsoft, etc, are investing in China hugely

 

[beijingwalker]

Lol, but why they still invests?

 

[Stranagor]

Foreign investment in China falls to lowest level on record

Decoupling and doubts about Beijing's openness spook overseas companies

asia.nikkei.com

 

[jhungary]

Not really.

The problem is not in China, but across the ocean, which is USA.

Before the economic war, such problems didn't exist.

After the economic war, suddenly everyone says it.

Softbank, Tesla, GM, Apple, Microsoft, etc, are investing in China hugely

Decouple, not withdrawal.

It's pointless and to be frank, useless to completely withdraw investment from China, but that does not mean those invement is not going to divest,

Again, what the world learn from 2 years of COVID and Russia war in Ukraine is "we never should put all the eggs in one basket" Even tho this is what we all were taught since very early ages, we still need a pandemic and a war to tell us that. What is going to happen is these company will move away from China and divest their investment to some other countries.,

That's why S&P and JPMorgan put Chinese Investment perspective into negative in 2023 and 2024, maybe it will bounce back in 2025? Maybe not, I don't know as I don't have a crystal ball.