CHINA FOREIGN MINISTRY SAYS ON US COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION'S MEASURES AGAINST CHINESE FIRMS: CHINA WILL DO ANY MEASURES TO DEFEND ITS RIGHTS

The Chinese Foreign Ministry responded to measures taken by the US Federal Communications Commission against Chinese firms, stating that Beijing will take any necessary steps to defend its rights. The statement signals an escalation in the regulatory dispute, which in practice threatens Chinese companies' access to US telecommunications and equipment markets and can weigh on their valuations through lower expected US revenue and tighter compliance costs. The transmission channel runs through risk appetite and US-China tech decoupling expectations: investors tend to reprice Chinese equities, particularly telecom and technology names, when retaliation rhetoric raises the probability of tit-for-tat trade or regulatory measures. Exposure is concentrated in Hong Kong- and US-listed Chinese telecom and hardware issuers, along with the offshore yuan, since capital-flow sentiment toward China tends to move with these headlines. Traders should watch whether Beijing follows the rhetoric with concrete countermeasures, such as unreliable entity list designations or export-control actions, and monitor the next FCC enforcement docket and any Ministry of Commerce announcement for signs of formal

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