TREE NEWS update: AmCham Shanghai president Zheng Yi said US-China relations have fallen from the top challenge facing companies operating in China in recent years to their second-biggest, with local competition now the No. 1 difficulty. In an interview, he said stable trade policy and export controls would reduce uncertainty for businesses in China.
AmCham Shanghai president says US-China ties now second-biggest challenge for firms in China
The reordering is the signal: geopolitics has not disappeared, it has been displaced by domestic competitive pressure as the binding constraint on foreign firms in China. That reframes the policy ask — predictability on trade and export controls is now framed as uncertainty reduction rather than market access, a narrower and more achievable target. Whether that framing gains traction in Washington and Beijing is the open question.
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