FILE PHOTO: A panel displays the closing morning trading Hang Seng Index outside a bank in Hong Kong, China February 6, 2018. REUTERS/Bobby Yip/File Photo
The executive order by U.S. President Donald Trump, published last month, barred U.S. investors from buying securities of restricted firms starting in November 2021, based on their alleged ties to the Chinese military. “As the executive order sits there is no required forced selling per se,” said Salman Niaz, a bond fund manager and head of Asian credit at Goldman Sachs Asset Management in Singapore, “When the detailed regulations come out we will know exactly what it means.”
Because many of the concerns raised by the United States are bipartisan, Greer said, “I don’t think there is going to be a lot of political or popular pressure to roll this back quickly.”
We need ro keep the Chinese at a distance. Screw American corporations that want to deny this, theyll have to be on board or will stop doing business with them as though they are Chinese. We need to stop buying Chinese goods, all products, at every level. This must be done.
Bill Clinton should have NEVER let China into the World Trade Organization (WTO).