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MNI BRIEF: U.S. Firms In China Expecting More Profits In 2024

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U.S. firms in China have increased profit expectations and lowered risk assessment for U.S. China relations for 2024, according to a report by the American Chamber of Commerce on Thursday.

Firms with an optimistic or slightly optimistic outlook on the economy increased to 38% from 32% last year. While companies feeling pessimistic on U.S. China relations fell from 36% in 2023 to 17% this year. In terms of FDI, firms that believe the Chinese government comittment to open up its economy reached 43%, up from 32% last year.

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U.S. firms in China have increased profit expectations and lowered risk assessment for U.S. China relations for 2024, according to a report by the American Chamber of Commerce on Thursday.

Firms with an optimistic or slightly optimistic outlook on the economy increased to 38% from 32% last year. While companies feeling pessimistic on U.S. China relations fell from 36% in 2023 to 17% this year. In terms of FDI, firms that believe the Chinese government comittment to open up its economy reached 43%, up from 32% last year.

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