This Affected Company If US-China Performs Trade War
NEW YORK - United States President Donald Trump's newly inaugurated policy in the White House has alarmed many about the possibility of a trade war between the United States and the People's Republic of China. In his campaign, Donald Trump denounces a trade deal with China that makes a deficit for the United States.
China also said it was ready to retaliate every protectionist move from America. Among other boycotting US products in China such as Nike, General Motors, Ford Motor, Tiffany & Co. And according to Credit Suisse, the US will also impose sanctions on China's electronics exports such as Lenovo and ZTE Reto Hess, head of global equity research at Credit Suisse said from a Chinese perspective, manufacturers of electronics, clothing and household appliances could be one of the biggest casualties. In research by Morgan Stanley, China wireless technology company GoerTek Inc and clothing maker Regina have been getting 70% of their revenue from the US market.
Meanwhile, said Morgan Stanley, semiconductor producers Ambarella Inc and Texas Instruments Inc. get most of their sales from China And if Chinese consumers do a US brand boycott, as they did against Japan in 2012, the impact of the heated territorial dispute on the Senkaku Islands, making Japanese automakers a target.
"Non-American brands can win market share in China. Chinese consumers may decide to buy German cars instead of US cars or buy Adidas brand clothes instead of Nike, "Hess said. And overall, says Morgan Stanley, US companies will lose more than Chinese companies in a trade war. Nearly 10% of US companies in the MSCI index (Morgan Stanley Capital International) do their sales in China, while only 2% of Chinese companies are selling in America.
NEW YORK - United States President Donald Trump's newly inaugurated policy in the White House has alarmed many about the possibility of a trade war between the United States and the People's Republic of China. In his campaign, Donald Trump denounces a trade deal with China that makes a deficit for the United States.
China also said it was ready to retaliate every protectionist move from America. Among other boycotting US products in China such as Nike, General Motors, Ford Motor, Tiffany & Co. And according to Credit Suisse, the US will also impose sanctions on China's electronics exports such as Lenovo and ZTE Reto Hess, head of global equity research at Credit Suisse said from a Chinese perspective, manufacturers of electronics, clothing and household appliances could be one of the biggest casualties. In research by Morgan Stanley, China wireless technology company GoerTek Inc and clothing maker Regina have been getting 70% of their revenue from the US market.
Meanwhile, said Morgan Stanley, semiconductor producers Ambarella Inc and Texas Instruments Inc. get most of their sales from China And if Chinese consumers do a US brand boycott, as they did against Japan in 2012, the impact of the heated territorial dispute on the Senkaku Islands, making Japanese automakers a target.
"Non-American brands can win market share in China. Chinese consumers may decide to buy German cars instead of US cars or buy Adidas brand clothes instead of Nike, "Hess said. And overall, says Morgan Stanley, US companies will lose more than Chinese companies in a trade war. Nearly 10% of US companies in the MSCI index (Morgan Stanley Capital International) do their sales in China, while only 2% of Chinese companies are selling in America.
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