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What America is doing to break away from China

How the US is cutting economic ties with China
Trump tariffs
Decoupling tools
Biden tariffs
Negotiating leverage
Executive orders
Buy American
Local sourcing
EO 14017
Critical supply chains
EO 14032
Banned firms
Outbound investment screening
Potential bans
Blacklisted businesses
Inbound investment screening
Prohibited sale
Stock delisting
Audit legislation
Questionable ownership
Mass delisting
Licenses pulled
No export licences either
Tough sanctions
Xinjiang restrictions
Key legislation
CHIPS and Science Act
Competitive edge
Funding boost
Friendshoring moves
Building alliances
Near and reshoring
Hi-tech reshoring
Guardrails in place
Establishing extra oversight
Turning off TikTok
Long process
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How the US is cutting economic ties with China

Bolstered by strong bipartisan support, the Biden administration is pulling out all the stops to reduce America's dependency on China.

Although various American executives have recently met with President Xi Jinping as part of the China Development Forum, the US government remains cautious when it comes to Chinese trade. From maintaining Trump's tariffs to passing the so-called CHIPS and Science Act, read on to discover the steps the US is taking to distance itself economically from its largest trading partner.

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Daniel Coughlin

07 September 2022

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