China’s exports fell for a sixth consecutive month in October, but imports surprisingly returned to growth last month, data released on Tuesday showed.
Monthly Archives For November 2023
Micron, ASML and Samsung attract attention at this year’s China International Import Expo amid rising chip tensions
Micron, whose products have been subject to a partial sales ban in China after failing a national security review, has set up a booth for the first time ASML’S booth was thronged by visitors and…
Why China is hesitant to finance Africa energy projects
The Chinese government has suspended funding for energy projects in Africa as rising risks of debt distress among several African countries and Beijing’s internal economic challenges push lending to …
China’s Economy Beats Expectations: IMF Predicts Surprising Growth Surge!
China’s economy, a global powerhouse … improving fiscal transparency and risk monitoring at the local level to forestall the emergence of new financial vulnerabilities.
More people living longer with HIV/Aids in China, figures show
“During the Covid-19 outbreak, access to essential, life-saving HIV drugs through hospital visits was severely compromised, exacerbating established HIV cases and increasing the risk of death,” the …
Private schools rethink China future after flunking growth test
Some shareholders of Dulwich College are in talks for a sale of the British school’s China-heavy Asia operations, two sources said, in the latest indication of how turmoil in China’s $570 billion education industry is…
China produces the world’s most methane. Will its reduction plan work?
China pledged to boost monitoring, reporting, and data transparency in an effort to reduce methane emissions, but without mentioning specific targets.
Oil prices sink 4% on ‘demand destruction’ worries, weak China exports
Oil prices fell more than 4% on Tuesday after China’s exports dropped for a sixth straight month, underscoring a slowdown in global demand. West Texas Intermediate ( CL=F) settled 4.3% lower at $77.37 per barrel.…
China’s economic woes extend from lack of transparency and trust from trade partners, expert says
Josh Birenbaum, deputy director for the Center on Economic and Financial Power at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, discusses why trading partners find it increasingly difficult to do …
The Real Reason So Many Asset Managers Are Struggling in China
This early success signaled the possibilities for others in China’s multitrillion-dollar market. “It’s business as usual for us and our JV in China,” a spokesperson at Vanguard told Institutional …
China’s President Xi to meet business executives in Silicon Valley: report
MARKET PULSE Chinese President Xi Jinping is scheduled to sit down with hundreds of business leaders over dinner next week when the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit takes place in San …
Beijing Tightens Its Grip on the Critical Minerals Sector
Facing a flurry of Western efforts to de-risk critical mineral supply chains, China is racing to tighten its grip on the sector, both by unleashing punishing export curbs to spook competitors and by ramping up…
US media outlet The China Project to close over lack of funds, showing challenges of ‘neutral path’ amid power rivalry
Formerly known as SupChina, the platform has been targeted by both American ‘China hawks’ and Chinese nationalists, which might have contributed to financial pressure on the company.
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