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China issues retaliatory sanctions against 7 U.S. entities
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China issued retaliatory sanctions against seven U.S. companies and organizations accused of supporting U.S. punitive measures related to Xinjiang, banning commercial dealings with them nationwide. The move follows U.S. sanctions on 43 companies under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act and escalates tensions ahead of Xi Jinping’s September visit to Washington.
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You can expect heightened regulatory barriers for cross-border commercial relationships involving China and U.S.-linked entities in sectors touched by these sanctions. Companies servicing or partnering with blacklisted U.S. firms face new compliance risks and blocked market access in China.
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