President extends 1-year emergency limiting U.S. investments in certain Chinese companies
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The Senate’s FY2026 NDAA includes measures to restrict certain U.S. investment tied to sensitive Chinese tech and to tighten export controls, signaling continued congressional backing for curbs aligned with the CMIC/NS‑CMIC framework.
Beijing removed or suspended certain measures against U.S. entities and eased restrictions for one year, part of a broader U.S.–China de‑escalation that forms the backdrop for ongoing investment and export‑control policies.
SCMP surveys the U.S. landscape for Chinese investment amid federal and state restrictions and political headwinds, providing context for continued limits on capital flows tied to security concerns.
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White House Statement
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Continuation of the National Emergency With Respect to the Threat From Securities Investments That Finance Certain Companies of the People's Republic of China
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