Bank of China USA was Honored to Welcome This Week a Delegation of Chinese Investors and Enterprises Attending the 2025 SelectUSA Investment Summit

Bank of China USA was honored to welcome this week a delegation of Chinese investors and enterprises attending the 2025 SelectUSA Investment Summit to explore opportunities in the U.S. market. This premier event convenes thousands of investors, companies, economic development organizations, and industry experts to promote foreign direct investment (FDI) into the United States. The summit's timing was particularly significant, coinciding with recent developments in U.S.-China trade relations, including a 90-day mutual tariff reduction agreement aimed at easing tensions and fostering renewed dialogue. 

Our participation aligns seamlessly with Bank of China USA's mission to serve as a financial bridge between the world's two largest economies. With over four decades of experience facilitating cross-border trade and investment, we are committed to supporting Chinese enterprises as they navigate the U.S. market, fostering sustainable growth and building enduring partnerships. 

In conjunction with the summit, Bank of China USA also took part in the China General Chamber of Commerce – USA (CGCC)'s 2025 Annual Business Survey Report Launch and Reception in Washington, D.C. This event brought together over 100 CGCC members and leading Chinese and U.S.-based companies, alongside esteemed guests including Deputy Assistant Secretary Willson and Minister Counselor Wakai, to unveil the results of the 2025 survey and discuss sustainable growth, share investment experiences, and explore new pathways for cooperation.

In his remarks, CEO of Bank of China USA and CGCC Chairman, Wei Hu, emphasized the resilience and adaptability of Chinese enterprises amid evolving U.S.-China economic dynamics. He noted that while the business environment remains complex, companies are not retreating—they are evolving. “Confidence has been strained, it has not been broken,” he stated. Mr. Hu also presided over CGCC’s Annual Member Meeting where he highlighted the organization’s significant achievements in building trust, expanding dialogue and enhancing cooperation, and later outlined strategic initiatives for the upcoming year.

The 2025 Annual Business Survey reveals that Chinese enterprises are demonstrating resilience and adaptability amid evolving U.S.-China economic dynamics. Key findings include:
•    Negative perceptions of the U.S. investment climate dropped 18 points year-over-year.
•    83% of firms now prioritize profitability; 60% see digital transformation as a core strategy.
•    85% cite U.S. policy as being highly impactful to the business environment in the U.S.
Explore the full 2025 report here: Annual Business Survey