The official NBS Manufacturing PMI in China was at 49.2 in January 2024, matching market forecasts while edging higher from December’s 6-month low of 49.0. It was the 4th straight month..
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China pledges to stick with fiscal expansion to spur economy
China will maintain fiscal expansion this year to spur an economic recovery, Vice Finance Minister Wang Dongwei said on Thursday, reinforcing market views that public spending will be the government’s …
China’s leaders are flailing as markets drop
I n recent weeks, China’s economic policymaking has been not just inadequate but a little skittish. On January 23rd draft rules on video games disappeared from the regulator’s …
U.S. Companies Find It More Challenging to Generate Profits in China Compared to Pre-Pandemic Period
More U.S. companies are encountering challenges in maintaining profitability in China compared to the period before the pandemic, raising concerns about their sustained presence in the market.
India begins to flex its naval power as competition with China grows
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S.Korea Exports Rise for Fourth Month on Surge in Chip Sales, China Rebound
By destination, China-bound shipments gained 16.1%, snapping a 19-month streak of declines. Exports to the United States rose 26.9%, extending gains to a sixth straight month, while those to the European Union climbed 5.2%.
South Korean memory chips lift national exports in January for a strong start to 2024
South Korea’s headline exports rose 18 per cent in January, beating expectations, on the back of strong memory chip exports, which leapt 56.2 per cent.
Japan’s message for Donald Trump: don’t cut a deal with China
Japan, America’s closest ally in Asia, has been trying to send a message to U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump: don’t try to strike any deal with China that could upend years of collective efforts …
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Hong Kong’s leader John Lee has spent the past year trying to revive the city’s business environment that’s been battered by pandemic curbs and China’s economic slowdown. His decision to enact a …
