US President Donald Trump raised pressure by pushing China, saying, "You could end all ties with China."

Following the heightened US-China conflict, pointing to China's proliferation responsibilities and opaque information after the Corona 19 pandemic, President Trump has even issued warnings aimed at Chinese companies financed in the US capital market.

According to foreign correspondents such as Bloomberg News, President Trump told Fox Business News in an interview with China that "There are many things we can do" and "We can break all relationships."

President Trump said, "If we break all our relationships, we will save 500 billion dollars." Fox News said, "Trump is the strongest of all the comments he has made against China."

President Trump also said he is "eagerly looking" at Chinese companies that are listed on the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ but do not follow US accounting rules.

President Trump hasn't explained this specifically, but observations suggest that he could mobilize the capital markets as a weapon for public pressure.

President Trump also mentioned the possibility of regulating US equity investment in China's stock market.

He mentioned that the Federal Retirement Savings Investment Board (FRTIB), which oversees the savings accounts of the Federal Government's public officials, is reviewing its plans to invest in an index that includes stocks of Chinese companies.

President Trump reiterated the claim that the virus came out of the lab in connection with the spread of Corona19.

He still suspects that the spread of Corona19 is linked to Wuhan's research institute in China, but argued that "it seems more likely that it couldn't be controlled" than that China deliberately spread the virus.

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