[CCTV] 多家外国商会持续看好中国经济发展前景
Speaking on CCTV’s Xinwen Lianbo, AmCham China President Michael Hart expresses cautious optimism about China’s economic outlook for the rest of 2023.
[VOA] Beijing’s Latest Strike in US-China Chip War May Hurt China, Experts Say
Michael Hart, president of the Beijing-based American Chamber of Commerce in China (AmCham China), said in a written response to VOA Mandarin on Monday that U.S. businesses are worried about being the next target of China’s security review.
[Caixin Global财新] U.S. Firms’ Optimism on China Grows Despite Tensions, AmCham Survey Shows
Although rising tensions between Washington and Beijing continue to be a top concern, American companies in China are increasingly optimistic about their outlook on China, especially in economic recovery and growth of the domestic market, a recent business climate report showed.
[South China Morning Post] US firms’ confidence in China’s economy is rising, but so are fears over bilateral tensions: survey
The deterioration of bilateral relations is increasingly raising concerns among Americanbusinesses operating in China, even as their overall outlook on the Chinese economy isimproving, according to the latest survey results from the American Chamber of
Commerce (AmCham) in China.
[Bloomberg] US Companies in China Grow More Pessimistic About Bilateral Ties
The latest AmCham report echoes concerns held by others in China’s foreign businesscommunity about geopolitical tensions.
[Forbes] American Companies In China More Optimistic On Economy, Worried About Washington-Beijing Relations
U.S. companies in China are increasingly optimistic about the country’s economic outlook but worried about overall relations between the Washington and Beijing, according to a survey released today by the American Chamber of Commerce in China.
[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.