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According to data released by the China Passenger Car Association on Thursday, exports rose 73.7% year-on-year to nearly 700,000 vehicles in March. This marks a notable increase compared to the 54.1% …
Iron Ore Slides After Incoming BHP Chief Sighted in Beijing
Iron ore slid to its lowest in a month after a report that BHP Group’s incoming chief executive officer had met with Chinese executives in Beijing this week, a possible sign that frosty relations …
Legacy Car Brands are Turning to China to Stay Competitive
Legacy automakers like Mazda, Kia, and Ford are shifting EV manufacturing to China to slash prices and meet Australian NVES emissions targets.
Honda Knows China’s Car Companies Are A Massive Problem
We’ve all been hearing for years how the Chinese automobile manufacturers operate at what is effectively light speed compared to other brands around the world, and it turns out that Honda recently did …
Chinese researcher’s death after questioning in US prompts anger in Beijing
After Chinese-American neuroscientist Jane Wu from Northwestern University died by suicide in 2024, her family sued the school, claiming that the university had treated her poorly while she faced a …
China’s March Bank Lending Seen Surging on Post-Holiday Rebound: Reuters Poll
Banks in China are expected to have issued around 3.4 trillion yuan ($497.61 billion) in net new yuan loans last month, up sharply from the 900 billion yuan in February, based on the average …
China’s March bank lending seen surging on post-holiday rebound
March new loans seen at 3.4 trln yuan vs 900 bln yuan in Feb March M2 growth seen at 8.9% y/y vs 9.0% y/y in Feb Loans, money supply data due April 10-15 BEIJING, April…
China’s copper import slump marks a shift in market power
A two-week ceasefire in the Iran war has dispersed some of the macroeconomic gloom enveloping the copper market, but there may be an even bigger problem for copper bulls.
Manycore Tech reveals Hong Kong IPO; first of ‘Hangzhou Six Little Dragons’ to list: report
Manycore Tech Inc, a spatial intelligence unicorn based in Hangzhou, East China’s Zhejiang Province, on Thursday released its global offering document, revealing that the company plans to list on the …
Post-Streetwear Boom, Who Can Win China’s Menswear Market?
As local designers refine their offerings, and international brands set their sights on China, how can they best capture the country’s shifting menswear market?
Deutsche Bank Declares China Energy ‘Winner’ in New Era of War
As war injects extreme volatility into oil and gas markets, the global race for energy security is making China stronger, according to Jacky Tang, emerging markets chief investment officer at the …
White House reveals talks with Beijing before Iran ceasefire deal
CNN explores China’s role in the war with Iran as social media posts in Beijing depicting the war go viral. Will Ripley reports for OutFront.
