Europe will be vulnerable to even greater economic "pain" if the Trump administration decides to move ahead with US investment restrictions on China.
Speculation is mounting that the White House is seeking options to curb investment cash flow between the two largest economies in the world.
Of the options under discussion, the most frequently discussed and argued is the removal of Chinese stocks from US stock exchanges and the restriction of government pension funds to invest in the Chinese market.
If these threats become a reality, Europe's risk is that these fears of eternal trade war will result in a yuan decline. This means lower demand from China, as well as from the rest of the world, and more pain for export-oriented European companies and the economy.
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