China has taken several significant steps recently to reverse the country’s worst property slump in modern history, leaving economists searching for signs of turnaround clues. Home sales, land …
Pragmatism, not ideology, is driving China’s new Covid controls and property policy
China’s shift in Covid-19 policy, albeit a bit late, shows that reality, not ideals, dictate Beijing’s policy agenda The unwinding of China’s pandemic controls is set to gather speed, and an opening …
Apple’s Warning About China Business
Shareholders are going want to know how companies are diversifying risk from the People’s Republic.
Apple’s Warning About China Business
Shareholders are going want to know how companies are diversifying risk from the People’s Republic.
The coming China rebrand
The Chinese government knows there is a lot at stake in its COVID response and that it cannot afford to lose either the perception or the reality of its technological prowess. A recent Harvard …
The coming China rebrand
The Chinese government knows there is a lot at stake in its COVID response and that it cannot afford to lose either the perception or the reality of its technological prowess. A recent Harvard …
Easing of restrictions in China bolsters blue-chips
London blue-chips exposed to China lifted the FTSE 100 as investors cheered the country’s partial easing of its strict coronavirus restrictions. The Chinese authorities speeded up the softening of …
Rogue Superpower: China Is A Global Pariah and Shows No Remorse
China is being wracked by popular protests on a scale not seen since Tiananmen Square. But how much have the demonstrations made the regime rethink its autocratic ways? So far, the answer seems to be: …
Japan Aims To Boost 5-year Defence Spending To $318B Amid Threats From China, N Korea
Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Monday set a new target for military spending over the next five years to 43 trillion yen ($318 billion), or 1.5 times the current level.
Japan Aims To Boost 5-year Defence Spending To $318B Amid Threats From China, N Korea
Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Monday set a new target for military spending over the next five years to 43 trillion yen ($318 billion), or 1.5 times the current level.