Introducing Morning Consult’s U.S. Foreign Policy Sentiment Indexes

Geopolitical Competition & Infrastructure Investment in the Americas Report: August 2022

Geopolitical openings and commercial opportunities in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico

If China Invades Taiwan, Commercial Ties Will Be the First to Go

Companies with China exposure that delay contingency planning do so at their peril

Democrats’ Renewed Interest in Scaling Back China Tariffs to Fight Inflation Will Increase Companies’ Leverage to Overturn Them

The reversal in sentiment relative to May 2022 coincides with Biden’s lowest approval rating to date and growing Republican support for tariff reductions

In the Indo-Pacific, Country Favorability Is Closely Tied to Business Opportunities for U.S. and Chinese Companies

Chinese companies stand to benefit if key regional players remain dissatisfied with the United States’ Indo-Pacific economic agenda

Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Has Not Increased Global Appetite for a U.S.-China Decoupling

Prevailing dovish sentiment will help keep multinational supply chains open and capital flows steady

The Quad Is Not a Squad: Public Uncertainty Over Its Benefits Will Limit Upside Potential for Multinationals

The best-case scenario is that supply chains remain stable and relatively free of geopolitical interference

In a Sharp Reversal, Democrats No Longer Support Reducing Tariffs on China to Combat Inflation

The shift takes a key tactic previously available to companies fighting the tariffs off the table, leaving few viable options

Indo-Pacific Views of U.S.- and China-Led Trade and Investment Disadvantage Chinese Companies

American multinationals stand to benefit even if the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework continues to receive a chilly reception

Navigating U.S.-China Relations: What American and Chinese Multinationals Need to Know