European Union launched an investigation into subsidies in China’s electric vehicle market earlier this week, with the Ministry of Commerce on Thursday saying the ‘move will severely disrupt and …
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China hits back at EU over EV probe, calls for talks after bloc’s protectionist move
China’s ‘Teapot’ Refiners Mop Up Swelling Iranian Crude, Defying US Curbs
Appetite for Iranian crude is growing in China, the world’s biggest oil importer, after the extension of supply cuts by Saudi
China trade: 4 takeaways from August’s data as exports fell for a fourth consecutive month
China’s exports fell by 8.8 per cent in August compared with a year earlier, while imports fell by 7.3 per cent last month Exports to most of China’s major trading partners also continued to shrink…
Arm CEO: China business reflects growth we see in the rest of the world
Rene Haas, Arm CEO, and Masayoshi Son, SoftBank chairman & CEO, join ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss Haas’ thoughts on the company’s global business, Son’s sense of the risk of doing business in China, and …
China promotes economic ‘integration’ with Taiwan while militarily threatening the island
China is promoting new economic opportunities for Taiwanese people while at the same time ramping up military activity around the island it claims as its own.
Unwinding China’s US$8 trillion local debt crisis a ‘monumental challenge’, but can Beijing find the cash?
Deterioration of local-government finances has become a key concern for policymakers and investors amid the slower-than-expected economic recovery.
Arm China ‘doing well,’ CEO says, even as SoftBank’s Masa Son reduces China exposure
Arm’s China subsidiary is “doing well” with strong potential in data center and automotive applications, despite the geopolitical tumult of the last few years, Arm Holdings CEO Rene Haas said.
US Sees Huawei Payback in China’s Apple ‘Ban’
The launch of Apple’s latest iPhone 15 on Tuesday came shortly after the launch of a new 5G handset from Chinese competitor, Huawei. The U.S. banned Huawei products in 2019. The company’s latest domestic model,…
China’s defence minister, not seen in weeks, skipped Vietnam meet
Chinese defence minister Li Shangfu abruptly pulled out of a meeting with Vietnamese defence leaders last week, three officials with direct knowledge of the matter said, amid questions about his more than two-weeks-long absence from…
China’s Property Slump Takes Center Stage
Summary China’s economic performance has been extremely disappointing since the lifting of lockdowns late last year. While diverse, much of the financial stress and deepening economic weakness can be …
China Frees Banks to Lend More in Latest Attempt to Spur Economy
The People’s Bank of China will allow commercial banks to hold less money in reserve, but businesses and households have been cautious about borrowing.
China cuts banks’ reserve ratio for second time in 2023 to aid recovery
China’s central bank said on Thursday it would cut the amount of cash that banks must hold as reserves for the second time this year to boost liquidity and support the country’s economic recovery. The…
PE prices rise; strong exports to China keep market balanced
Market watchers said that higher exports from North America tightened domestic supplies of the material and allowed the August hike to take hold, even though polyethylene demand in the region hasn’t been strong this year.
