Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, U.S. and China relations have gotten increasingly worse. Though both nations cannot risk going into conventional warfare, another cold war has arguably already started – and the winner…
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Vanke bonds plunge on plan to delay repayment, revive China property concerns
America’s oldest ally in Asia is drawing closer to China
Beijing institute plans to build space data centers
Why Beijing is unlikely to ease up on pressure on Japan over Takaichi’s comments on Taiwan
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China semiconductor output growth slows in July as self-sufficiency drive continues
The slower IC output trend in July comes as the domestic chip market struggles with weak consumer demand and high inventories.
In Seattle, trade is still all about China. That may be changing
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Mining service provider faces $100M lawsuit over pyramid scheme allegations in China
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What China Isn’t Telling the World About its Economy
Beijing stopped releasing youth unemployment figures in its latest attempt to play down negative trends as growth stalls, and global concerns grow.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Says She Ate Magic Mushrooms During China Visit
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China is trying to ‘sanction-proof’ their economy: Steve Yates
DC International Advisory CEO Steve Yates on China’s defense minister visiting Russia and Belarus, the central bank cutting rates, and Vivek Ramaswamy’s suggestion on how to best defend Taiwain from China.
J.P. Morgan warns of sharper-than-expected slump in China residential market
J.P. Morgan said on Tuesday China’s residential property market could see a sharper-than-expected slump this year following downbeat government sales and investment data for the sector.
JPMorgan ramps up EM default rate forecast amid China property woes
JPMorgan ramped up its 2023 global emerging market corporate high yield (HY) default rate forecast to 9.7% from 6% on Tuesday following the latest wave of problems in China’s property sector. The U.S.
