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US-China financial ties face growing strains as trust erodes amid trade tensions

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Mutual trust between Washington and Beijing has deteriorated considerably, but a complete severing of ties is highly unlikely, economists say.


Hong Kong prepares for a grand homecoming as mainland firms face US delisting threats

Illustration by Lau Ka-kuen 

Patrick Tsang, Deloitte China CEO. Photo: Handout

The Connect Hall in Central. Photo: Jonathan Wong

People pass Exchange Square in Central. Photo: Nathan Tsui

Delisting pressure on US-listed companies from the mainland could be a jackpot for Hong Kong markets.


Why China’s yuan needs Hong Kong to reach new international heights

Illustration: Henry Wong

Mary Huen Wai-yi, CEO of Standard Chartered Hong Kong, Greater China and North Asia, pictured at her office in Central on February 25, 2025. Photo: Jonathan Wong

Doubts about the dollar’s supremacy present a unique opportunity to accelerate the yuan’s internationalisation.


Despite their political differences, China and the US are deeply financially entwined. This series looks at attempts by the nations to decouple their finances, and what may result.


America and China’s financial decoupling

Despite their political differences, China and the US are deeply financially entwined. This series looks at attempts by the nations to decouple their finances, and what may result.

China dumping US Treasuries would be the nuclear option, economist says

Mutual trust between Washington and Beijing has deteriorated considerably, but a complete severing of ties is highly unlikely, economists say.

Hong Kong prepares for a homecoming as mainland firms face US delisting threats

Delisting pressure on US-listed companies from the mainland could be a jackpot for Hong Kong markets.

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Doubts about the dollar’s supremacy present a unique opportunity to accelerate the yuan’s internationalisation.