Home/MARKETS/CHINA/Article
MARKETS

China urges US to stop blacklisting Chinese companies amid trade tensions

China's Ministry of Commerce urged United States to halt its actions against Chinese companies after Pentagon updated its blacklist of firms associated with military. The ministry cautioned that ongoing pressure might result in "resolute and forceful countermeasures," potentially worsening economic ties between China and US.

BRIC Team
BRIC Team
Jun 15, 2026 · 1 min read · 5 views
China urges US to stop blacklisting Chinese companies amid trade tensions

Key Takeaways

  • China's Ministry of Commerce urged the US to revoke its blacklist of Chinese firms, claiming it disrupts global supply chains.
  • A spokesperson warned that failure to treat Chinese companies fairly would lead to 'resolute and forceful countermeasures' from China.
  • The Pentagon's updated list includes several Chinese businesses allegedly linked to the military, escalating tensions between the two nations.
  • China criticized the US for misusing national security concepts to suppress its enterprises, impacting economic relations.
  • The appeal for dialogue comes as the US intensifies scrutiny of Chinese businesses regarding foreign investments and technology transfers.

China is pushing United States to stop actions against its firms after Pentagon updated list tying some to Chinese military. Commerce Ministry said Saturday US should drop what it calls mistaken practices and undo measures blacklisting several Chinese companies.

Ministry spokesperson stressed fair treatment for Chinese businesses. Warned that ignoring this would bring "resolute and forceful countermeasures" from China. Accused US of overlooking broader economic ties. Claimed national security being misused to target Chinese enterprises.

Moves,spokesperson said,have rattled global economic order,disrupted supply chains,and hit Chinese companies' rights . Both nations clashing over trade and security .

China wants dialogue as US ramps up scrutiny on Chinese firms . Focus on national security ties to foreign investments,technology transfers…

#business

Share this article

Related Articles

PM Modi praises Iran-U.S. agreement to end West Asia conflict

PM Modi praises Iran-U.S. agreement to end West Asia conflict

On Monday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed support for the U.S.-Iran agreement designed to address the ongoing three-month conflict in West Asia. This deal, scheduled for formalization in Geneva on Friday, plays a vital role in securing safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical passage that transports 20% of the world's oil supply.

BRIC Team

Jun 15, 20261 views
G7 faces challenges in shaping global economy amid rising new powers

G7 faces challenges in shaping global economy amid rising new powers

Group of Seven (G7) is convening in Evian-les-Bains, France, to tackle rising trade tensions and geopolitical issues. With ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, leaders are facing intense scrutiny regarding the bloc's unity and future relevance.

BRIC Team

Jun 15, 20261 views
Platinum prices rise 2.67% as US-Iran tensions ease and oil pulls back

Platinum prices rise 2.67% as US-Iran tensions ease and oil pulls back

Platinum prices climbed, with the most actively traded futures contract, PT2608, finishing at 441.6 yuan per gram, marking a 2.67% rise. In contrast, spot market activity stayed quiet, as mainstream quotes lingered between a 3 yuan per gram discount and parity with the futures contract.

BRIC Team

Jun 15, 20261 views
US and Iran reach peace agreement to end hostilities, signing in Switzerland on June 16

US and Iran reach peace agreement to end hostilities, signing in Switzerland on June 16

Nickel prices jumped on June 15 after a significant breakthrough in US-Iran peace talks, facilitated by Pakistan. A formal agreement is scheduled for signing in Switzerland on Friday. This news aligns with a 1.27% rise in SHFE nickel 2607 contract, which closed at 136,120 yuan per metric ton.

BRIC Team

Jun 15, 20261 views
Geopolitical agreement final signing date set as SHFE tin contract closes at 425,940 yuan

Geopolitical agreement final signing date set as SHFE tin contract closes at 425,940 yuan

On June 15, 2026, the leading tin contract on Shanghai Futures Exchange jumped to 425,940 yuan per metric ton after news broke of a finalized US-Iran agreement. This geopolitical shift is likely to impact market sentiment and trading dynamics, with an official signing ceremony set for June 19 in Switzerland.

BRIC Team

Jun 15, 20261 views
Unemployment rate rises to 5.5% in May 2026, up 0.3 percentage points

Unemployment rate rises to 5.5% in May 2026, up 0.3 percentage points

India's unemployment rate rose to 5.5% in May 2026, compared to 5.2% for rural males and 4.7% for rural females. This increase was largely fueled by a jump in rural unemployment, which went from 4.6% in April to 5.1% in May, underscoring regional disparities within job market.

BRIC Team

Jun 15, 20263 views