Eurasia Group's Ashton on Yellen, US-China Tensions

The transcript discusses the complexities of US-China relations, focusing on the term 'derisking' and its implications. It highlights the mixed signals from the US regarding economic ties and national security, and the challenges faced by corporate America in navigating these dynamics. The discussion also touches on the potential impact of NATO's actions on US-China relations and global tensions.

How does the choice of wording by US officials affect their communication with China?

What does the term 'derisking' imply in the context of US-China relations?

What are the mixed signals that China perceives from the US regarding economic relations?

In what ways do American corporations navigate their interests in China amidst geopolitical tensions?

How do companies balance their operations in China with US government concerns?

What implications does the NATO summit have for US-China relations?

What role does public perception play in the corporate strategies of American companies operating in China?