Despite Donald Trump’s push to bring U.S. manufacturing back from China, many American firms remain in the country, citing steep tariffs and uncertainty over trade policy. A U.S.-China Business Council survey found two-thirds of U.S. companies plan to maintain investments in China.
U.S. Firms Stuck in China Despite Trump’s Tariff Push
Small and medium-sized businesses face the harshest impact, with tariffs raising costs and forcing some into bankruptcy. Larger retailers can temporarily absorb costs, but consumer prices continue rising.
Efforts to diversify to other countries are hindered by Trump’s reciprocal tariffs. Analysts warn that U.S. firms are “paralyzed” by uncertainty, with many reliant on China to stay competitive.
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