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Good morning from the Financial Times. Today is Tuesday, June 25th, and this is your

F-T-N-E's briefing. Chinese executives are eyeing Malaysia and is the

Invidia bubble gonna burst? Plus wealthy foreigners in the UK are high tailing it out of

there. There was one billionaire businessman we spoke to and he said

Brexit happened and the Conservatives promised to make the UK like Singapore and

instead they turned this place into Belarus. I'm Mark Filipino and here's the news you need to start your day. Chinese companies want to avoid US tariffs, so much so that they're leaving the mainland, but they want to feel more

secure in their move.

Sources told the F.T. that Chinese executives have been meeting with top government officials in Malaysia.

They want them to lobby Washington to make sure they can avoid U.S. tariffs.

That's because a lot of Chinese companies are getting hit hard by U.S. tariffs and they're worried that that could

happen outside China too.

And this is where the rock really meets the hard place.

Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Abraham considers the US an important ally, but he's

cozied up to China too.

China's Premier Leak Yang visited Malaysia just last week. More and more wealthy foreigners living in the UK are saying,

see you later.

They're packing up their bags because their taxes are about to go

through the roof. That's thanks to the end of something called the non-dom regime.

My colleague Harriet Agnew has been looking into the matter and she joins me now.

Hey Harriet.

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