Investors have become so accustomed to the bilateral tensions that higher tariffs, as threatened by Trump, may no longer deliver a major shock. —Reuters
SHANGHAI: As the US presidential election nears, investors in Chinese stocks are zeroing in on the prospects of key sectors that look set to remain in the crosshairs of the White House, whoever wins it.
From solar panels to electric cars and biotech, Chinese firms in some of the world’s fastest-growing industries will likely keep suffering from heightened trade frictions with the United States, whether Donald Trump or Kamala Harris becomes the next president.
