European utilities will have to be prepared to pay premiums to draw cargoes from South Africa, the Americas, Australia and Indonesia, writes Clyde Russell.
Monthly Archives For April 2022
NATO says it will move against China to curb security threat
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg declared Wednesday that the U.S.-led military alliance is preparing to act against China, describing that country as “a threat to security and democracy.
China’s lockdowns put working class, poor provinces at risk of ‘falling back into poverty’
A year after President Xi Jinping declared an end to extreme poverty in China, economic fallout from Beijing’s zero-Covid ambitions is taking a hefty toll on livelihoods Central leadership’s ‘common …
Shenzhen pushes ahead with fintech innovation in capital markets
VCG . China’s tech hub Shenzhen has made a lot of progress in pushing fintech innovation in its capital markets such as conducting test runs on a number of new f …
China’s draft financial stability law takes aim at ‘scattered’ rules governing systemic risks
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) says existing legal framework ‘lacks overall design and cross-industry and cross-departmental arrangement’ New law will be ‘credit positive’ for Chinese financial …
COLUMN-Europe’s planned ban on Russian coal has unhappy China precedent: Russell
The European Union is considering banning imports of Russian coal as part of efforts to punish Moscow for its invasion of neighbouring Ukraine. The problem is the plan may not work, may end up hurting…
Crypto Card Market is Going to Boom | Bit pay, Bitwala, Coinbase
The Global Crypto Card Market study with 151+ market data Tables, Pie Chart & Figures is now released by HTF MI. The research assessment of the Market …
The reforms needed for ‘deep decarbonisation’ in China
China’s present system of tariffs is based on average costs … if you are a Facebook user you can opt out by following this link. Linkedin – LinkedIn is a business- and employment-oriented social …
UN inaction on China abuses ‘huge disappointment’: Uyghur campaigner
The UN rights chief has miserably failed to address China’s “genocide” against the Uyghur minority, a leading campaigner told AFP, demanding that a …
Medics from Fujian leave for Shanghai to aid in battle against COVID-19 resurgence
Medics gather before boarding for east China’s Shanghai at Changle Airport in Fuzhou, southeast China’s Fujian Province, April 7, 2022. A total of 1,730 supportive medics from Fujian Province set off …
Over 10,000 recovered COVID-19 patients discharged from Jilin hospitals
Northeast China’s Jilin Province is making every effort to rein in a recent COVID-19 resurgence. Jilin City is seeing promising signs in the fight against the Omicron surge as over 10,000 recovered …
China accuses US, Taiwan officials of ‘playing with fire’ with Ukraine comparisons
China has accused the U.S. and Taiwan of “playing with fire” after comparisons between the Ukraine-Russia war have mounted against Beijing and Taipei.
China’s Chip Investment Surges in Push for Domestic Supplies
China’s tech giants have been piling into the semiconductor industry, hoping to develop domestic supplies amid the ongoing global chip shortage. Disclosed investment in China’s chip sector stood at …
