In the new order, Trump cited the same rationale as before, saying, "There is credible evidence that leads me to believe that ByteDance… might take action that threatens to impair" US national security.

He said the event may impair the reputation of Chinese firms listed overseas and hinder Chinese companies from seeking IPOs overseas, at least in the short term.

Last but not least, to maintain its institutional vitality, China, on the one hand, should not close itself off and impair the vitality of its own system, and on the other, continue to deepen reform and carry out institutional innovation to continue improving its socialist market economic system on the basis of pooling wisdom and scientific research.

Wu said the country's money supply should not expand excessively, which would impair the credibility of the renminbi and hinder its internationalization.

Such misconduct will seriously damage the interests of enterprises in China and Japan, sabotage economic and trade cooperation between the two countries and impair secure global semiconductor industrial and supply chains, the spokeswoman added.

Such misconduct will seriously damage the interests of enterprises in China and Japan, sabotage economic and trade cooperation between the two countries and impair a secure global semiconductor industrial and supply chain, she said.

He said that China's monetary policy is expected to remain relatively accommodative this year to expand domestic demand and consumption, which will be key to offsetting the downside risks facing exports because the stress on the international banking system can hinder global credit expansion and impair economic growth.

US economic growth is likely to start slowing in the second half of this year, he said, given factors such as tightening monetary and fiscal policies and rising commodity prices that impair demand.

As monetary conditions tighten, US bond yields and the greenback may see a rally and impair the comparative advantage of the renminbi and Chinese bonds, leading to slower foreign capital inflows and fluctuations in the renminbi, Wang said.

Yet experts noted the risk that rising commodity prices have heightened the cost pressure facing downstream manufacturers, especially smaller ones, which could impair future recovery in investment and consumption.

The imposition of an exorbitant 25 percent tariff on the importation of China-origin art will seriously impair strong American competition for Chinese works of art, enhancing the already seemingly one-way traffic of Chinese art back to China.

Such conduct will seriously damage the interests of enterprises on both sides, undermine mutually beneficial and cooperation and impair the security and stability of global industrial and supply chains, Shu added.

The Triffin Dilemma refers to a paradox wherein the dollar cannot survive as the world's sole reserve currency without requiring Washington to run ever-increasing deficits, which could ultimately impair the greenback's value and threaten its global status.

Experts attributed the waning attraction of US Treasury bonds to interest rate hikes, high inflation and the weakening economic outlook in the US, all of which have combined to impair the prospects of returns on this form of investment.

This intrinsic nature could lead to monopolies in the absence of necessary regulations, which would kill competition, restrain innovation and impair consumers' interests, Blair said.

The government is likely to be tolerant of slower economic growth and shun any aggressive fiscal expansion that will impair the fruits of stabilizing macro leverage and containing debt risks, Tao said in a research note.

Due to the higher valuation, there will be a weakness in the attractiveness of A shares on a yearly basis, she said, adding that a synchronized global recovery could also impair A shares' short-term advantage.

Recent fluctuations in major A-share indexes caused by rising inflation concerns in overseas markets and stock rotations will not impair the upward momentum of the A-share market, experts said.

The ongoing US-China dispute over corporate auditing practices may yet affect weaker or potentially fraudulent US-listed Chinese companies, but will by no means impede the development of quality Chinese names or impair their reputation among global investors.

The long-term low interest rate will, however, impair the greenback's position, said experts.

The system now features stricter delisting rules, and since some firms are expected to be delisted from the A-share market, this could impair the interests of small shareholders of those companies, Liu said.

I would particularly point out one risk that investors in both the Chinese mainland and Hong Kong seem to ignore: in the long term, the agency problems inherent in the dual-class share structure could impair company profitability and minority investors' interests.

The virus will to some extent impair the economic data for the first quarter but this will not change the trajectory of the country's economic growth.

Potential changes in accounting standards with regard to goodwill in the near future also drove many listed companies to decide to impair their goodwill sharply for the 2018 fiscal year, Zhang added.

"Investors were dissatisfied as these structures were taken advantage of to impair their interests," he said.

But analysts from Shanghai-based Guotai Asset Management said that the US moves will not impair the attractiveness of the A-shares market in the long run.