The world can only wonder whether President-elect Donald Trump will fulfill his campaign promise to impose a 45 percent tariff on Chinese-made goods bought in the U.S.
What's already clear, though, is that investors inside the No. 2 economy, unlike their American counterparts, are undaunted. Even after Trump's upset victory last month, their appetite for the country's favorite companies is growing, as long as they can trade shares of them in U.S. dollars. That's a big bet that the financial glue sealing a decades-old symbiotic relationship isn't dissolving just yet.
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