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Trade war

Trade war forces multinationals in Asia to hold back on investing

Companies look for alternatives to supply chains that run through China

Container cranes at the port of Singapore. A recent survey reveals that some companies' executives worry about the trade war denting their supply chains, many of which run through China.   © Reuters
TAKASHI NAKANO, Nikkei staff writer | Singapore

SINGAPORE -- The U.S.-China trade war has affected the business strategies of 68% of multinational companies operating in Asia, according to a recent survey.

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