The media sees an executive order of Donald Trump that tests the inversions of China in a series of Chinese companies that, according to Washington, are associated with the Chinese Emergency.
The New York Stock Exchange will have to admit to transactions the actions of three large mobile operators: China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom Hong Kong, following an executive order of the authorities of EE.UU. which imposes restrictions on companies identified as affiliated with Chinese Emergency Management, Bloomberg reports, citing a Bolsa statement.
The three Chinese mobile operators are actively participating in the development of the fifth generation communications in China. According to the agency, dichas empresas cotizan por separately in Hong Kong, generan the totality of its entrants in China and does not have a significant presence in EE.UU. Between the 7th and the 11th of January, the Bolsa suspended the negotiations of China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom Hong Kong, while the procedures for eliminating the list were announced.
In November 2020, EE.UU President Donald Trump announced an executive order that would test the state inversions in a series of Chinese companies that, according to Washington, are associated with Chinese Forces. According to this decree, a part of the 11th of January of this year, the physical and legal persons of the state tend to prohibit any transaction with the values of dichas companies.
In response to the order of Trump, the Ministry of External Relations of China accuses the EE.UU. to “brutally soot” its military-civilian integration policies and promises to protect national companies. In December, Pekín also agreed to respond to these requests from the Trump administration, creating its own blacklist of corporate companies.