[财新周刊caixin]美商会：逾七成在华美企无意移出供应链 但对华投资优先度明显变化
中国美国商会在3月1日发布的《2023年中国商务环境调查报告》显示，新冠疫情以来，中美双边贸易持续增长，本次受访的大部分在华经营的美企没有将供应链移出中国的计划。
[Global Times] Chinese market attractive to US firms; majority have no plans to relocate operations: AmCham survey
Many US companies still find the Chinese market an attractive investment destination, with a large majority of them saying they have no plans to relocate operations elsewhere, though increasing rivalry between the world’s two largest economies casts shadows over bilateral ties, a survey by the American Chamber of Commerce in China (AmCham China) revealed Wednesday.
[凤凰卫视] 独家｜中国美国商会总裁：2023年中美经贸或现积极因素
中国美国商会3月1日发布的《中国商务环境调查报告》显示：将中国视为首要投资目的地的会员企业比例在报告发布的25年来首度出现下降趋势，不过仍然有74%的企业不打算将供应链转移出中国。
[Reuters] U.S. businesses in China are more pessimistic about prospects -survey
U.S. businesses operating in China are increasingly pessimistic about their prospects in the world’s second-largest economy, according to a survey released Wednesday by the American Chamber of Commerce in China.
[South China Morning Post] China no longer a top 3 investment destination for most US firms amid mounting business challenges
American Chamber of Commerce in China survey shows 45 percent of firms ranked China as a top-three investment priority in their near-term investment plans. This marks a significant shift from 60 percent last year amid growing concerns over China’s policy uncertainties and bleak bilateral ties with the United States.
[Bloomberg]Majority of US Firms Don’t See China as Priority for Investment
AmCham survey shows companies’ outlook for China is negative.
More than half of US firms say won’t be profitable in 2022.
[The Wall Street Journal] Fewer American Companies See China as an Investment Priority
U.S. companies are also more pessimistic about their financial outlook there, with more than half saying they didn’t turn a profit last year and more than a third saying their China revenue fell from a year earlier, according to the survey conducted by the American Chamber of Commerce in China.
[CGTN Global Business] 中美商会总裁：中国市场无可替代
China will continue to be a very important market for a whole host of sectors, especially when it comes to advanced manufacturing, says Michael Hart, the president of the American Chamber of Commerce in China.
[CNA] Businesses prepare to invest in China again following relaxation of strict COVID-19 curbs
“There’s a lot of concerns about supply chains, and there’s a lot of concerns about United States-China relations. When you can have people come and have face-to-face meetings, people-to-people exchanges, that will really help,” said Mr Michael Hart, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in China.
[South China Morning Post] Climate-based tariffs by US, EU on Chinese steel and aluminium would ‘set a concerning precedent for China’
Nicholas Burns, the US ambassador to China, told the American Chamber of Commerce in China early this month that both countries have a joint interest – and global responsibility – to work together on transnational challenges such as climate change.