The pandemic threw a monkey wrench into supply chains while flattening demand, all in the midst of significant tariffs imposed by the United States on China and the European Union. Stacker compiled a …
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China’s EV sector is hemorrhaging cash – and it doesn’t matter
Losing money on the cars they produce and sell isn’t a radically new concept for automotive manufacturers. But in China, that economic conundrum has risen to something of an art form. A recent report …
See the country New York exports the most goods to
The pandemic threw a monkey wrench into supply chains while flattening demand, all in the midst of significant tariffs imposed by the United States on China and the European Union. Stacker compiled a …
Why China’s focus on African farm produce will not blur outlook for infrastructure push
China has launched a slew of measures to boost Africa’s agricultural and industrial modernisation as it seeks to reverse a long-time trade imbalance New initiatives do not mean a shift away from …
Cryptocurrency Bans Explained: Which Countries Have Restricted Crypto and Why?
In-depth: Which countries have placed outright bans on the use of cryptocurrencies and what are the drivers for these restrictions? % …
China’s lithium industry is hurting it
China’s investment in the lithium battery industry has led to an oversupply of batteries, causing smaller manufacturers to face closures. By 2025, China’s battery manufacturers are expected to produce …
China’s export dominance to push container repositioning: Drewry
A world with a more diverse manufacturing base would contain, or stop, the costly rise of the long-distance empty repositioning of containers on the big East-West routes, which costs billions of …
China’s weak prices bring hope to West’s Christmas shoppers
Slow economic activity and a property sector downturn have depressed commodity prices and reduced input costs.
China’s EV threat: A carmaker that loses $48,000 a car
Nio and other companies in China’s EV sector have government backing that allows them to keep growing. Read more at straitstimes.com.
China’s third-quarter IPOs decline amid efforts by regulator to tighten the pace of fundraising
The number of initial public offering (IPO) activities in mainland China slowed down in the three months to September from the previous quarter, as the securities regulator moved to reduce share sales …
‘It could make China self-sufficient’: new strategic rare metal ore unearthed in Inner Mongolia
Scientists confirm discovery of new type of niobium ore in the world’s largest rare earth deposit Niobium is a key component in steel and superconductors, and could dramatically boost battery …
Resilient holiday consumption highlights China’s promising economic vitality
Popular attractions were bustling, central business districts saw surging sales, and blockbuster movies were released during the holiday period. Domestic tourism revenue soared to 753.43 billion yuan, …
China’s spy agency warns of more US tech curbs; promises to gain ‘the upper hand’
Ministry of State Security says a new round of US ‘sanctions and suppression policies’ could be brewing after Huawei’s smartphone success.
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