UK government plans to tighten scrutiny of Chinese influence in the UK, with PM Starmer seeking to bolster the registration scheme while still deepening Sino-British ties, according to FT

The UK government's move to tighten scrutiny of Chinese influence indicates a growing concern about national security and sovereignty, which could affect foreign investment dynamics.

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While PM Starmer is looking to bolster ties with China, this dual approach may create tension in markets sensitive to geopolitical risks, particularly in sectors with significant Chinese engagement. Traders should monitor equity and currency flows linked to both countries as policy developments unfold.

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