Citibank: Chinese Mainland Enterprises Actively Hedge Risks Amidst US-China Trade Friction, Driving Steady Growth in Revenue from Their North America-China Business Corridor
Despite escalating US-China trade tensions, mainland Chinese companies are not exiting the US market. Instead, they are heavily relying on global institutions to navigate financial friction and complex supply chains to protect their global market share, according to a senior executive at Citi Greater China. This trend has led to steady growth in Citi's North America-China business corridor revenue.
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