US Proposes Curbs on Chinese Biotech Investment; Vietnam Impact Seen Limited
The US has proposed curbs on investment in Chinese biotechnology firms. While direct impact on Vietnam's economy is currently seen as limited, potential long-term supply chain realignments are noted. Vietnam, under its one-party system, navigates economic growth alongside geopolitical risks.
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