Corporate America has been eager to tap into China's economy for years, but now China is shifting to a sell-mode, causing CEOs to be more cautious. Despite the current economic challenges in China, multinational firms are unlikely to completely sever ties with the nation due to the deep economic connections between the U.S. and China.
Key Points
China officials are now in sell-mode, a reversal from past years
Multinational firms are cautious due to a power dynamic shift between the U.S. and China
Despite economic challenges, businesses are reluctant to completely sever ties with China
Pros
Deep economic ties between the U.S. and China
Historical eagerness of Corporate America to tap into China's economy
Cons
China's economic prospects currently look grim
More foreigners are pulling funds out of China than investing in it