Stable China-US bilateral relations are injecting strong confidence into American businesses eyeing investment opportunities in China, said Roberta Lipson, chair emeritus of AmCham-China, director of the US-China Business Council and founder of United Family Healthcare.

Lipson pointed out that many US enterprises struggled to secure board approval for China investment plans amid bilateral frictions in previous years. Yet recent high-level interactions between Chinese and US top leaders have turned the tide, with both sides reaching a consensus against decoupling and committing to pursue strategic bilateral stability.

Both economies share deep interdependence bound by intertwined industrial and supply chains. With pledges of regular dialogue to iron out bilateral challenges, US corporate boards are growing more willing to green-light China-focused investment projects, she said.

As a long-term US investor and pioneer in China's healthcare sector, Lipson's remarks echo the broader sentiment among the US business community: improved China-US ties unlock huge untapped investment potential across China's expansive market.

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