This isn’t just an economy,” Joshi writes. “It’s a financial empire in the making.” He explains that while many still see China as an export-driven economy, its real strategy is far more calculated.
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A number of global financial institutions have turned more upbeat on China’s economic outlook this year even amid concerns around tariffs, citing a stronger-than-expected recovery fueled by Beijing’s …
FirstFT: China releases employees of US firm after two years
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Copper just blew past record highs, dismissing recent recession fears as stimulus optimism in China and potential U.S. tariffs spark a rush into the red metal. Copper futures traded at the New York …
What investors need to know as China quietly ups support for its stock market and tech sector
At a quarterly meeting known internally as the country’s monetary-policy “weather vane,” central-bank officials signaled a more hands-on approach …
China Adviser Urges Boosting Consumption to 70% of GDP by 2035
China should raise consumption to a level close to those of developed countries in the next decade, a government adviser said, adding to calls to rebalance the world’s second-largest economy away from …
What investors need to know as China quietly ratchets up support for its stock market and tech sector
At a quarterly meeting known internally as the country’s monetary-policy “weather vane,” central-bank officials signaled a more hands-on approach …
China, eager to attract more foreign investment, courts global business leaders
Prime Minister Li Qiang seized the China Development Forum to urge representatives of large companies to “resist unilateralism and protectionism” in the face of Trump’s trade war. Desperate to attract …
China courts foreign businesses as economy slumps
In a speech to top executives from Apple, Qualcomm, Boeing, and other multinationals, Chinese Premier Li Qiang struck an upbeat tone amid the US tariff war.
China’s vice premier meets Blackstone chairman in Beijing
China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng met Blackstone’s Chairman Stephen Schwarzman in Beijing, the official Xinhua news agency reported on Tuesday, stating that the Chinese side said it welcomed more …
China’s Central Bank Tweaks Lending Tool in Sign of Policy Shift
China’s central bank has tweaked the pricing for one-year loans to commercial lenders, a move seen as a fresh sign that it is loosening its monetary stance under a policy revamp.
