Waning confidence in China’s economic growth has been spreading, with global investment banks revising down their second quarter sequential growth forecasts ahead of the release of the data later this month.
‘China is slowing’: economic recovery stalls as yuan slips, uncertainty abounds
Waning confidence in China’s economic growth has been spreading, with global investment banks revising down their second quarter sequential growth forecasts ahead of the release of the data later this month.
Can deep-sea fishing feed China, or will the haul be too costly?
Some experts say that distant-water mariculture will be able to yield China abundant protein as Beijing pursues dietary diversity to meet growing food demand, but the industry is still in the early stages.
Explainer | From GDP to the yuan: 4 things to look out for in China’s economy in July
China will release its second-quarter gross domestic product data in mid-July, while US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will visit and attention this month will also be on the yuan exchange rate and the possibility of stimulus measures.
Can deep-sea fishing feed China, or will the haul be too costly?
Some experts say that distant-water mariculture will be able to yield China abundant protein as Beijing pursues dietary diversity to meet growing food demand, but the industry is still in the early stages.
Explainer | From GDP to the yuan: 4 things to look out for in China’s economy in July
China will release its second-quarter gross domestic product data in mid-July, while US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will visit and attention this month will also be on the yuan exchange rate and the possibility of stimulus measures.
China will release its second-quarter gross domestic product data in mid-July, while US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will visit and attention this month will also be on the yuan exchange rate and the possibility of stimulus measures.
China takes aim at energy crisis with massive crude-oil processor
Huge processing vessel undocks as a chorus of calls and suggestions flag energy security pitfalls and seek action from Beijing at a time of internal and external uncertainties.
Huge processing vessel undocks as a chorus of calls and suggestions flag energy security pitfalls and seek action from Beijing at a time of internal and external uncertainties.
With recovery ‘yet to find a stable footing’, China’s factory activity slows
Caixin/S&P Global manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) fell to 50.5 in June, down from 50.9 in May, data released on Monday showed.
‘Cooperation, competition’: China, US to test hard bone issues during Yellen trip
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will begin a four-day visit to China on Thursday, and is set to meet senior officials to ‘work together to address global challenges’.
China takes aim at energy crisis with massive crude-oil processor
Huge processing vessel undocks as a chorus of calls and suggestions flag energy security pitfalls and seek action from Beijing at a time of internal and external uncertainties.
With recovery ‘yet to find a stable footing’, China’s factory activity slows
Caixin/S&P Global manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) fell to 50.5 in June, down from 50.9 in May, data released on Monday showed.
‘Cooperation, competition’: China, US to test hard bone issues during Yellen trip
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will begin a four-day visit to China on Thursday, and is set to meet senior officials to ‘work together to address global challenges’.
Premier Li vows China-tech breakthroughs if wary foreign firms can be swayed
But foreign business representatives tell Li at World Economic Forum in Tianjin that they are still waiting for further reassurances from Beijing, over long-held concerns.
Big rally, massive stimulus unrealistic as China’s economy ‘needs time to recover’
Panellists on the final day of the World Economic Forum said the impact of the coronavirus cannot be underestimated amid China’s slowing recovery, with a focus on medium-term growth measures key to sustainable growth.
Panellists on the final day of the World Economic Forum said the impact of the coronavirus cannot be underestimated amid China’s slowing recovery, with a focus on medium-term growth measures key to sustainable growth.
Premier plays up China’s economic outlook, hits out at West over ‘de-risking’
Premier Li Qiang told 1,500 foreign-policy makers and business executives at the World Economic Forum meeting in Tianjin on Tuesday that China’s economic growth in the second quarter will be faster than 4.5 per cent in the first quarter.
Premier Li Qiang told 1,500 foreign-policy makers and business executives at the World Economic Forum meeting in Tianjin on Tuesday that China’s economic growth in the second quarter will be faster than 4.5 per cent in the first quarter.
As it happened: China’s economy growing faster, premier tells ‘Summer Davos’
Premier Li Qiang gave the opening address to the World Economic Forum’s 14th Annual Meeting of the New Champions in the northern port city of Tianjin on Tuesday.
Premier Li Qiang gave the opening address to the World Economic Forum’s 14th Annual Meeting of the New Champions in the northern port city of Tianjin on Tuesday.
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Premier Li vows China-tech breakthroughs if wary foreign firms can be swayed
But foreign business representatives tell Li at World Economic Forum in Tianjin that they are still waiting for further reassurances from Beijing, over long-held concerns.
Big rally, massive stimulus unrealistic as China’s economy ‘needs time to recover’
Panellists on the final day of the World Economic Forum said the impact of the coronavirus cannot be underestimated amid China’s slowing recovery, with a focus on medium-term growth measures key to sustainable growth.
Panellists on the final day of the World Economic Forum said the impact of the coronavirus cannot be underestimated amid China’s slowing recovery, with a focus on medium-term growth measures key to sustainable growth.
Premier plays up China’s economic outlook, hits out at West over ‘de-risking’
Premier Li Qiang told 1,500 foreign-policy makers and business executives at the World Economic Forum meeting in Tianjin on Tuesday that China’s economic growth in the second quarter will be faster than 4.5 per cent in the first quarter.
Premier Li Qiang told 1,500 foreign-policy makers and business executives at the World Economic Forum meeting in Tianjin on Tuesday that China’s economic growth in the second quarter will be faster than 4.5 per cent in the first quarter.
As it happened: China’s economy growing faster, premier tells ‘Summer Davos’
Premier Li Qiang gave the opening address to the World Economic Forum’s 14th Annual Meeting of the New Champions in the northern port city of Tianjin on Tuesday.
Premier Li Qiang gave the opening address to the World Economic Forum’s 14th Annual Meeting of the New Champions in the northern port city of Tianjin on Tuesday.
