US President Donald Trump’s chief economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, on Monday said the administration had begun studying US investor protections in China, but that delisting Chinese companies traded on US exchanges “is not on the table,” reported Reuters.
“The delisting is not on the table. I don’t know where that came from,” Kudlow told reporters.“What we’re looking at, actually, is investor protection, US investor protections … transparency and compliance with a number of laws,” he said, citing complaints from exchanges.
He added that the administration had convened a “study group” to examine those issues, but said it was “very early” in its deliberations.