The Heat: U.S. bars investments in 59 Chinese companies

CA 2 CGTN is funded in whole or in part by the Chinese government. Wikipedia The Heat: U.S. bars investments in 59 Chinese companies 1,990 views Aug 3, 2021 90 7 Share Save CGTN America 493K subscribers Washington bars U.S. investment in dozens of Chinese companies. Beijing says it opposes the U.S. politicizing economic and trade issues. We’ll discuss what this means for China-U.S. relations. For more, tonight’s panel includes Yan Liang, professor of economics at Willamette University; Anna Ashton, Vice President of Government Affairs at the U.S.-China Business Council, William Lee, Chief Economist at the Milken Institute and Einar Tangen, a political and economics commentator. 52 Comments Auggie Giuseppe Add a public comment... Steve Lin Steve Lin 8 hours ago Don't need US investments. Don't need US dollars as printed too many and now valueless... 10 Cryptameria• Cryptameria• 8 hours ago This is a mistake. The USA doesn't have the manufacturing center any more to be sustainable. All this will do is hurt the economy in the end. 5 Gilles Milaire Gilles Milaire 7 hours ago William Lee basically talks complete nonsense, the USA never cares about domestic human rights let alone the millions of people that they kill every year in their shakedown wars. American accounting standards are very loose compared to the standards in China which are very well crafted and strict. This ban can only hurt the USA as these companies are trying to list in the USA to avoid China's strict accounting standards, the USA needs these companies to justify their endless money printing which will inevitably destroy their currency. 13 Wn Klee Wn Klee 4 hours ago US wants to keep ruling the world, no matter what it takes. It is called American exceptionalism. 4 Otto Von Longdog Otto Von Longdog 6 hours ago This "Bill" guy is trying hard to say the things that will keep his job. 2 Paul Ragan Paul Ragan 7 hours ago This is becoming my “go-to” channel for Sino-US news 12 Jamie Gray Jamie Gray 6 hours ago "we did this with South Africa" lmfaoooo ... South Africa was an apartheid state ... China is a proletarian state which is challenging imperialism 5 Beware of the Leaven of the USA Beware of the Leaven of the USA 7 hours ago A good thing. Why let Americans benefit from China's growth? 6 picandvideo picandvideo 7 hours ago (edited) There’s nothing left to IPO in USA. Most likely China government preventing those companies listed in USA from importing printed $USD into China. If $USD unable to expand then USA stock market will become irrelevant. USA is in serious trouble. People are being to avoid printed $USD. 4 Matt Halves Matt Halves 8 hours ago I've dowloaded the list of banned chinese companies to see if there are some investment opportunities among them if stocks in those cases go down. 4 thndrngest thndrngest 4 hours ago Prices are going up, starting from the most crucial consumable, gasoline. All consumer items are going up, the repercussions of printing money wildly is backfiring but not too alarming to the sleeping public but their economists know better. 2 Aaron Baldwin Aaron Baldwin 8 hours ago A desperate man's behavior. 6 J Ch J Ch 6 hours ago the major problems with United States is always want to "incentive other countries to acts in line with their system" be it by wars or sanction or cold war ..... Once United States stop the above and focus on the wellbeing of their own citizens, then the world will be more peaceful!