Chinese investment in the US is unlikely to rebound significantly despite a potential bilateral push.
Written by Nikkei Asia
Published on
8 May 2026
3 mins read
Many Chinese companies held back on expanding investments in the US last year amid an increasingly unfavorable business landscape, with no significant rebound expected despite efforts by the world’s two largest economies to ease tensions.
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