AmCham China President on Business Sentiment
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What the sources say, in brief
Bloomberg reported an interview with Michael Hart, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in China, on business sentiment among American companies in China following the US midterm elections. The interview, conducted by Minmin Low on the sidelines of the China International Import Expo in Shanghai, is described only in outline in the supplied excerpt. The source does not give the substance of Hart's views on sentiment, so no specific findings can be reported from it.
Key points
- Bloomberg reported that Michael Hart, President of AmCham China, discussed business sentiment among American companies in China.
- According to Bloomberg, the discussion followed the US midterm elections.
- Bloomberg said the interview with Minmin Low took place at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai.
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AmCham China President on Business Sentiment. Bloomberg reported an interview with Michael Hart, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in China, on business sentiment among American companies in China following the US midterm elections. The interview, conducted by Minmin Low on the sidelines of the China International Import Expo in Shanghai, is described only in outline in the supplied excerpt. The source does not give the substance of Hart's views on sentiment, so no specific findings can be reported from it. Covered by 1 publications. Bloomberg Politics: AmCham China President on Business Sentiment.
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- Bloomberg Politics United States AmCham China President on Business Sentiment Michael Hart, President at the American Chamber of Commerce in China, discusses business sentiment among American companies in China following the US midterm elections. He speaks with Minmin Low on the sidelines of the China International Import Expo in Shanghai. (Source: Bloomberg) 4 h ago · Tier 1
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