China now faces multiple challenges including a property crisis, deflationary pressure, a demographic crisis, and trade tensions with the West.
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As the Chinese economy slows down, local EV brands are looking to branch out to foreign shores. But what does it mean for global brands here?
Whisky takes a shot at China’s Baijiu-dominated market
Its Alcohol-By-Volume (ABV) can top 60% – in comparison spirits like scotch whisky and tequila typically have an ABV of around 40%. “Baijiu certainly still has its place in Chinese liquor consumption, …
China to Show off Homegrown Airliner at Singapore Air Show Amid Supply Crunch
“Supply chain issues are limiting the ability of many airlines to upgrade their fleets and service their aircraft,” said Association of Asia Pacific Airlines head Subhas Menon. The biennial show will …
China’s New Year Travel Surge Signals Consumer Spending Pickup
A resurgence in travel over China’s Lunar New Year holiday is offering some signs of a consumer spending pickup in the world’s second-largest economy as it struggles with low confidence and deflation.
It’s Harder to do Business in China Now—and That’s a Good Thing
If America really wanted to force China’s hand towards an open, rules-based economy, passing and enforcing more pro-transparency legislation would send the right signal.
China’s imports of finished vehicles down 9 pct in 2023
BEIJING, Feb. 16 (Xinhua) — China’s imports of finished vehicles fell 9 percent year on year to 799,000 units last year, data from the General Administration of Customs showed. The import value …
China’s central bank signs 40 currency swap agreements with foreign counterparts
BEIJING, Feb. 16 (Xinhua) — The People’s Bank of China (PBOC), the country’s central bank, has signed bilateral currency swap agreements with more than 40 foreign central banks or monetary …
China Market Update: Pain Trade Is Higher: Hong Kong Rallies As Fund Managers Reduce Exposure
Asian equities rebounded overnight, as Taiwan returned from holiday in good spirits, jumping +3%, led by an analyst upgrade of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC).
Asean-China pact ramps up exports
The Asean-China Free Trade Agreement (ACFTA) has significantly boosted Thai exports to China, particularly processed sugar items such as syrup, artificial honey and various sweeteners.
Hong Kong residents, businesses slowly waking up to Greater Bay Area’s potential – but more needs to be done, say experts and politicians
More Hongkongers are visiting, working, living across the border as Beijing blueprint for region takes shape Anti-government protests in 2019, Covid-19 pandemic among reasons city did not take full …
China Set to Bide Time on Rate Cut Until Yuan, Data Stabilize
China’s central bank is poised to keep cash conditions and monetary policy broadly stable as policymakers focus on a weakening currency.
Exporting Autocracy
CSIS Americas director Ryan C. Berg and Henry Ziemer analyze China’s role in democratic backsliding across Latin America and the Caribbean and outline a series of recommendations for the United States …
