Almost 40 per cent of US firms in a recent AmCham survey say they are considering leaving Hong Kong over national security law fears. Photo: Winson Wong
Some four in 10 AmCham members considering leaving Hong Kong over national security law fears, survey finds
- Respondents to an American Chamber of Commerce survey cited the law’s ambiguity, as well as reluctance among clients to deal with US firms for fear of entanglements
- They also cited recent US sanctions and the revocation of Hong Kong’s preferential trade status as potential motivation for leaving the city
Almost 40 per cent of US firms in a recent AmCham survey say they are considering leaving Hong Kong over national security law fears. Photo: Winson Wong
