U.S. media reports, the Bayeng government restricts the plans for investment in China mainly focusing on cutting -edge technology. It only pays attention to new investment. The policy may not take effect until next year.
Bloomberg News on Tuesday (July 18) quoted people familiar with the matter that US officials planned to complete the screening of investment projects in China by the end of August, including Chinese semiconductors, quantum computing and artificial intelligence industry.
People familiar with the matter also revealed that these restrictions may only be applicable to new investment. The US government has also decided not to consider restricting the biotechnology and energy industries, indicating that the White House "early (the scientific and technological warfare) ambitions have been in China.weaken".
U.S. Treasury Minister Yellen Monday (17th) interviewed Bloomberg TV also said that the targetedness of investment restrictions on China is limited. It isThis will bring some relief.
Yellen also said that restrictions will not be widely influenced by the broad control measures of the United States' investment in China."In my opinion, it will not have a fundamental impact on China's investment environment."
When asked why it took so long to propose to implement restrictions on China, Yellen responded, saying thatOfficials "hope to ensure that if we do this, we will do it correctly, and we have been studying details."
Reporting pointed out that even if the proposal is completed, it may not be effective until 2024.
Emily Weinstein, a China -US technology competition researcher at Georgetown University, told Bloomberg that investors should be relieved because "the government really emphasizes that they are acting cautiously."