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The ageing society will have massive needs—and the coming generation of retirees will have money to spend. The un estimates that the largest age cohort, aged 50-60, includes 230m people, most of whom will retire…
Taiwan October export orders beat forecasts on AI, China demand remains soft
Taiwan export orders maintained strong momentum going into the final quarter by beating expectations for October, as the island benefits from demand for artificial intelligence (AI) technology, though also grappling with softness from China.
Ex-senior official at China’s securities regulator under investigation, says anti-graft watchdog
Wu Guofang, a former senior official at China’s securities regulator, is under investigation for suspected severe violation of law and discipline, China’s top anti-graft watchdog said on Wednesday.
China’s cashed-up crowd is back in the stock market
Speculative fever in Chinese stocks is running red hot and catching the attention of some global funds, who figure local money is worth following into market segments sheltered from tariffs and likely to ride an…
World Leaders Seek Stability With China as Biden Exits the Stage
The return to power of President-elect Donald J. Trump, who has vowed to confront China on tariffs, has created deep uncertainty about the U.S. role in avoiding global conflicts.
Nothing China can do if the U.S. slaps 50% tariffs on Chinese imports, research firm says
Brian McCarthy, managing principal at MacroLens, discusses President-elect Donald Trump’s choice of Howard Lutnick as commerce secretary and how U.S. trade policy might affect China.
How direct flights between China and India could benefit Beijing more
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi met on the sidelines of the G20 Summit in Brazil and held wide-range discussions including the resumption of direct flights …
Prudential’s China-Fueled Slump Leaves Stock Ripe for a Rebound
Prudential Plc shares have fallen so far this year amid worries over the insurer’s China exposure that they now offer the most implied upside of any stock in the FTSE 100 index, based on average…
Southern China suspends ferry services as storm brings winds, high waters to coastal regions
Parts of coastal southern China have suspended ferry services as a major storm passes into the South China Sea, bringing high winds and heavy waves to much of the region.
China’s Surging LNG Imports From US Threatened by Next Trade War
The US has boosted sales of liquefied natural gas to China this year, although the surge may not last if the incoming Trump administration collides with Beijing over trade.
American Companies Are Stocking Up to Get Ahead of Trump’s China Tariffs
He thinks Trump is serious about his campaign promise to impose tariffs of 60% on all Chinese goods. American businesses are dusting off a playbook they used during Trump’s first term: stocking up on …
China, Hong Kong shares rebound on chip gains
The communication services sector led losses in mainland shares, with China Unicom tumbling 5.5% and China Telecom declining 3.3%. The real estate sector drifted lower, unmoved by property tax breaks …
