Emerging economies have joined the U.S. and Europe in shielding domestic manufacturers from a rising tide of Chinese imports.
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Yellen calls for China to tackle manufacturing glut, level playing field for U.S. workers, companies
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen kicked off a trip to China on Friday with a morning meeting to hear the concerns of American, European and …
Luxury brands lead ESG push in China’s retail sector
Recent reports showed that LVMH has cut energy consumption by 10% and greenhouse gas emissions by 11% from October 2022 to October 2023. In 2023, luxury brands accounted for 66% of all LEED-certified …
South China Sea: Beijing could do more to ease tension and build trust with neighbours, experts say
Boao Forum for Asia told China could offer up ‘public good’ in effort to build trust with Asean neighbours. Marine environmental protection, scientific research and search-and-rescue among arenas …
Yellen says concerns are growing over impact of China’s excess capacity
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Friday that concerns are growing over the global economic fallout from China’s excess manufacturing capacity, as she kicked off a four-day visit to China.
China increases grain imports
China has been experiencing a steady increase in grain imports, Xinhua reports, citing official data from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of China. Thus, in January-February 2024, China …
Yellen Says US, China Worked on Exercise for Dealing With Large Bank Failure
GUANGZHOU (Reuters) – U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Friday that the United States and China have worked on an exercise for jointly dealing with a large bank failure in either country.
China’s green-tech manufacturing boom draw concern of overcapacity
This was driven by a 77.6 per cent jump in new energy vehicles (NEVs) – including all-electric and plug-in hybrids – to more than 1.2 million units, state media reported, citing data from the China…
China’s green-tech manufacturing powerhouse
China has extended its manufacturing domination to clean energy industries in recent years, alongside a global push for climate change action, but that is starting to worry the United States, Europe …
Despite lifting Australia wine tariffs, China’s market offers no lifeline for global industry
But industry executives in China said the market, and domestic consumption, are still struggling to recover from a downturn that began before the Covid-19 pandemic and was drawn out by the lengthy …
UPDATE 1-Yellen faces tough road on China’s vast overproduction problem
Chinese officials are expected to push back and argue that the excess capacity results from an unexpected downturn in demand following a property crisis and a rocky exit from COVID-19, said Scott …
US-Philippine military drills along South China Sea risk Beijing’s ire: ‘that’s their problem’
This year’s edition of the annual Balikatan joint military exercises will take place in areas outside Philippine territory along the outer edge of South China Sea’s waters.
Yellen calls for level playing field for U.S. workers, companies in visit to China
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen kicked off a trip to China on Friday with a morning meeting to hear the concerns of American, European and …
