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Why BMW, Audi face risks in China as political tensions grow

BMW production Shenyang 2022
Production at BMW's plant in Shenyang. (BMW)
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Bloomberg
August 18, 2022 09:18 AM

European investment in China is holding up for now despite deteriorating political relations between the two trading partners, with businesses looking for ways to work around any decoupling threat.

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