China, U.S. Held Fifth Meeting Of Economic Working Group In Beijing From Sept 19-20 - Chinese State Media; China Expressed Grave Concerns Over U.S. Tariffs, Restrictions On Investment, Russia-Related Sanctions, 'Suppression And Impact' On Interests Of Chinese Companies
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China and the U.S. held their fifth meeting of the Economic Working Group in Beijing from September 19-20. China expressed serious concerns over U.S. tariffs, investment restrictions, Russia-related sanctions, and the impact on Chinese companies.
September 20, 2024 | 3:02 pm
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The U.S.-China meeting discussed economic tensions, including tariffs and sanctions, which could have broader implications for the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) if tensions escalate.
While the meeting focused on China's concerns, any escalation in economic tensions could have broader market implications, potentially affecting the SPY ETF. However, the direct impact is less certain compared to FXI.
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The meeting between China and the U.S. highlighted China's concerns over U.S. tariffs and restrictions, which could impact Chinese companies and, by extension, the iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI).
The concerns raised by China regarding U.S. tariffs and restrictions could negatively impact Chinese companies, which are a significant component of the FXI ETF. This could lead to a short-term negative impact on FXI's performance.
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