China Needs U.S. Dollars but Is Building a Hedge Against Washington’s Sanctions
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China warned the United States that it will be able to retaliate if President Donald Trump's government significantly expands Iran-related secondary sanctions and goes on to reach Chinese companies and financial institutions. Read also: The US renews threat to countries with trade relations with Iran Tehran says it will retaliate countries that adhere to sanctions and will strengthen control over Ormuz Iran threatens 45 oil tankers with fines an…
In Washington's viewfinder, dozens of Chinese companies have ended up, even if the big state banks in Beijing are not hit.
The sanctions reach Chinese and Hong Kong companies linked to the trade in crude oil and technology one month after the Trump-Xi summit
The new American sanctions against Iran target Chinese companies, among others, but according to an analysis by news agency Bloomberg, the question remains how effective the punitive measures are. The companies Washington has placed on the blacklist have barely known ties to the United States.
Trump administration targets Chinese and Hong Kong businesses with Iran sanctions
The sanctions could strain US-China relations, disrupt global supply chains, and impact international oil markets and financial systems. The post Trump administration targets Chinese and Hong Kong businesses with Iran sanctions appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
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