India relaxed the ‘approved list’ rules after the government realized domestic capacity couldn’t meet demand, resulting in a yearlong hiatus that drove a flood of imports from China and Vietnam.
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China’s sprawling manufacturing sector returned to expansion in March after five months of decline, adding to signs of a stabilizing economy as recent stimulus measures start to kick in.
China’s March factory activity expands for first time in six months
China’s manufacturing activity expanded for the first time in six months in March, an official factory survey showed on Sunday, offering relief to policymakers even as a crisis in the property sector …
It Only Takes a $7,000 Debt to End Up Trapped in China
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China’s manufacturing activity expanded slightly in March, official PMI shows
China’s manufacturing activity expanded for the first time in six months in March, with the official purchasing managers’ index coming in at 50.8, up from 49.1 a month earlier, according to figures …
Beijing slams US plan to impose visa restrictions on Hong Kong officials over Article 23 law, calling it ‘despicable’ attempt at bullying
Chinese foreign ministry’s arm in Hong Kong also hits back at US Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s criticism of city’s domestic national security law.
We can’t let China win the trade war
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China EV Sales Due For Tesla Rivals Nio, Li Auto, XPeng, BYD After Stocks Plunged In Q1
China EV makers Nio, Li Auto and XPeng will report March and first-quarter deliveries on Monday, April 1, with expectations low. China EV and battery giant BYD will release monthly and quarterly sales …
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It’s never going to be easy in the first season,’ Jesus Tato says of the newly rebranded club as supporters question his tactics and squad.
Woman Who Lost Job to COVID-19 Lands Scholarship to Study PhD in China, Impresses With English
Miriam Ogunja, a Kenyan woman who lost her job due to COVID-19, has secured a scholarship for a PhD in China. She impresses locals with her fluent English.
