2026-06-05
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China has unveiled new regulations on outbound investment that will take effect in July.
The rules aim to push ahead high-level opening-up while safeguarding national security and interests.
This is China's first administrative regulation specifically dedicated to outbound investment.
Why has China introduced these rules at this particular moment?
What do they mean for Chinese companies expanding overseas and for their international partners?
And how can China balance opening-up and security?
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I'm Dou Hongyu in Beijing.
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China State Council has signed a new regulation on outbound investment.
The regulations reaffirm China's commitment to aligning
its trade and investment rules with globally accepted, high-standard norms.
They emphasize China's opposition to unilateralism and protectionism, as well as its support for an open global economy.
The regulations prohibit investors from exporting or using goods, technologies, services,
or data that are banned or restricted from export.
China will increase security review of outbound investments