Mongolia has imposed a national coronavirus lockdown until December that could impact exports of coking coal to China, but disruptions to its supply are unlikely.
Protesters in Thailand Drench Police Headquarters With Paint
Thousands of pro-democracy protesters in Thailand gathered outside the police headquarters in Bangkok where they drenched the building in paint to protest police violence. The country has seen …
China’s carbon neutrality pledge undermined by coal power plans: study
China’s plan to build more coal-fired power “contradicts” its pledge to go carbon neutral by 2060 and risks creating 2 trillion yuan ($303.60 billion) in stranded assets, according to new research …
First Mover: What China Crackdown Means for $18K Bitcoin as Dimon Passes on ‘Tea’
Bitcoin was flat to slightly lower after briefly climbing Wednesday above $18,000 for the first time since December 2017. “There is a tsunami of buying power up against reluctant sellers,” Charlie …
First Mover: What China Crackdown Means for $18K Bitcoin as Dimon Passes on ‘Tea’
Bitcoin was flat to slightly lower after briefly climbing Wednesday above $18,000 for the first time since December 2017. “There is a tsunami of buying power up against reluctant sellers,” Charlie …
China borrows at negative rates for the first time
China is cashing in on fears that the West’s faltering economic recovery will keep interest rates near record lows for a long time.
China borrows at negative rates for the first time
China is cashing in on fears that the West’s faltering economic recovery will keep interest rates near record lows for a long time.
Xi touts China’s ‘openness’ at Asia Pacific business leaders meet
Chinese president tells APEC CEOs Beijing will continue to cut its tariffs and expand imports of high-quality goods.
Xi touts China’s ‘openness’ at Asia Pacific business leaders meet
Chinese president tells APEC CEOs Beijing will continue to cut its tariffs and expand imports of high-quality goods.
Singapore Will Not Join Biden’s ‘Cold War–style’ Coalition Against China, Says PM
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said Monday that his country’s inclusion in President-elect Joe Biden’s proposed “coalition of democracies” was not “on the cards.” …