How Trump’s tariffs could reshape the future for Chinese tech firms

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So what does this mean for China’s tech sector? Stock marketsAccording to Bloomberg, Aberdeen Investments portfolio manager Bush Chu warned that recent US actions – including investment restrictions and possible sanctions – pose “serious risks” to Chinese tech firms. Rumors are also swirling that Chinese companies listed in the US could be forcibly delisted, sparking fears of tighter access restrictions on Chinese tech firms. The global markets reacted immediately to Trump’s tariffs on April 3: Germany’s DAX and France’s CAC 40 each fell over 3%, while the UK’s FTSE 100 dropped 1.55%. As Trump’s trade and tech agenda continues to shift, expect the stock market to swing in step – with little predictability.