Politics Mao Ning said such measures disrupt global industrial and supply chains and serve no party's interests, and pointed to leaders' common understandings rather than saying a new bill would violate a trade agreement. By Marcus Rodriguez · Nov 13, 2026, 8:40 AM EST Why it matters: The proposal described to Mao would go beyond restrictions on physical chip exports, by trying to stop Chinese companies from remotely using US computing resources hosted overseas. For information only, not investment advice. Prices delayed. Tickers: NVDA Global Times reported that Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning was asked Friday about a possible US…