“If no nation can escape from tariffs … global supply chains could gravitate back to China, where the economics of manufacturing are too attractive,” said Han Shen Lin, TAG China Country Director
“These countries face a real dilemma,” said Amb. Kurt Tong, TAG Managing Partner speaking with the New York Times. “They can’t afford to have an antagonistic relationship with the United States, but on the other hand they are being treated badly. They will have to find a way to thread this needle.”
TAG Senior Advisor, Mark Linscott shared his thoughts on Trump’s Recent Tariffs with BBC’s World Business Report stating, “Tariffs have long been a preoccupation… I’d describe them as an obsession. The magnitude and scope of the tariffs that have been applied so far, and could be announced, go far beyond what does done during [Trump’s]
India faces an increasingly daunting growth challenge in a difficult global environment. Despite the difficulties abroad, including Donald Trump’s looming reciprocal US tariffs on India, it is worth emphasising the role of internationalisation, which brought India its most potent period of growth between 1991 and 2011. In this context, attention should be paid to the
“DeepSeek should not have been a surprise.” said TAG Country Director Han Shen Lin, speaking with the New York Times. He continued, “overseas investment restrictions and disincentives to collaborate, we are now blind to China tech developments. China is defining the tech standards of the future without U.S. input. This will put us at a
“It feels like it’s gravitating towards a situation where the overall tariff rate on Chinese goods shipped to the United States by summertime could actually reach the President’s proposed 60%,” said Kurt Tong, managing partner at Washington DC-based advisory firm Asia Group, a former ambassador who served as consul general in Hong Kong.
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“The US (created) a political issue at China’s expense and then has been able to declare victory,” said Kurt Tong, managing partner at The Asia Group and a former top US diplomat to Hong Kong. “That doesn’t feel good in Beijing.”
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Amb. Dan Kritenbrink, Partner at The Asia Group, spoke with Ming Pao, Hong Kong’s largest Chinese language newspaper by circulation, to share his insights on foreign policy developments during Trump’s second term, what will change, what will not, and why President Trump focuses tariffs and trade more now than ever.
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Amb. Dan Kritenbrink, Partner at The Asia Group, was invited by The University of Hong Kong where he joined well-respected China scholar Prof. Cheng Li for a talk at HKU about how to understand “strategic competition” for U.S.-China relations in the era of Trump 2.0. Dan also met business leaders, diplomats, scholars and students in
Minister Luong Tam Quang suggested that Amb. Kritenbrink and The Asia Group (TAG) continue to encourage the U.S. business community to enhance investment in Vietnam, especially in the fields of high-tech manufacturing and services. In response, Amb. Daniel Kritenbrink affirmed that TAG is committed to investing and helping businesses succeed in Vietnam. TAG aims to
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