China Business & Economy

‘Housing is no longer viable, so the government is shifting the game to equities. They want savers to become stock investors,’ a China-based analyst said.

Jensen Huang said any sale depends on Washington’s approval as the United States weighs limits on supplying advanced AI semiconductors to China.

The measures require companies to report the flow of production monthly and expand the quota system to control the sector’s mining, smelting, and separation.

The United States received about 619 tons of magnets last month, a surge from just 46 tons in May.

‘We’ve been in business for 124 years, and you don’t stay around that long if you’re not determined and willing to fight and compete,’ an executive said.

The Minnesota lawsuit adds to a series of cases brought by both Democratic- and Republican-led states against the popular platform.

Chinese ZEV manufacturers are addressing overcapacity, price erosion, and thin profit margins at home by expanding overseas.

China is strengthening its precious metal resource development in Latin America as a strategic asset to hedge against the U.S. dollar, says an analyst.

Official figures showed slowing activities by factories and consumers, as well as slowed investment, in July.

Chinese aircraft lessors have written off billions of dollars in impaired assets due to the detention of more than 70 leased aircraft in Russia.

The subsidies will incur more state debts, while the effect of boosting the Chinese economy could be minimal, experts said.

Aidan Morrison, energy researcher at the Centre for Independent Studies, said China was ‘unrepentantly’ burning coal.

The counter sanction targeted Lithuania-based UAB Urbo Bankas and AB Mano Bankas, after the EU sanctioned two rural Chinese banks.

New data suggest that ‘private sector credit demand remains subdued,’ says an economist at Capital Economics.

Evergrande’s downfall triggered the beginning of China’s property crisis.

By far the world’s biggest battery maker, Beijing takes advantage of international trade norms to capture an increasingly essential industry.

Authorities eased restrictions to encourage home sales amid persistent real estate downturn.

Beijing’s new measures came weeks after Canada unveiled plans aimed at bolstering its steel industry against a flood of cheap products from China.

‘Housing is no longer viable, so the government is shifting the game to equities. They want savers to become stock investors,’ a China-based analyst said.

Jensen Huang said any sale depends on Washington’s approval as the United States weighs limits on supplying advanced AI semiconductors to China.

The measures require companies to report the flow of production monthly and expand the quota system to control the sector’s mining, smelting, and separation.

The United States received about 619 tons of magnets last month, a surge from just 46 tons in May.

‘We’ve been in business for 124 years, and you don’t stay around that long if you’re not determined and willing to fight and compete,’ an executive said.

The Minnesota lawsuit adds to a series of cases brought by both Democratic- and Republican-led states against the popular platform.

Chinese ZEV manufacturers are addressing overcapacity, price erosion, and thin profit margins at home by expanding overseas.

China is strengthening its precious metal resource development in Latin America as a strategic asset to hedge against the U.S. dollar, says an analyst.

Official figures showed slowing activities by factories and consumers, as well as slowed investment, in July.

Chinese aircraft lessors have written off billions of dollars in impaired assets due to the detention of more than 70 leased aircraft in Russia.

The subsidies will incur more state debts, while the effect of boosting the Chinese economy could be minimal, experts said.

Aidan Morrison, energy researcher at the Centre for Independent Studies, said China was ‘unrepentantly’ burning coal.

The counter sanction targeted Lithuania-based UAB Urbo Bankas and AB Mano Bankas, after the EU sanctioned two rural Chinese banks.

New data suggest that ‘private sector credit demand remains subdued,’ says an economist at Capital Economics.

Evergrande’s downfall triggered the beginning of China’s property crisis.

By far the world’s biggest battery maker, Beijing takes advantage of international trade norms to capture an increasingly essential industry.

Authorities eased restrictions to encourage home sales amid persistent real estate downturn.

Beijing’s new measures came weeks after Canada unveiled plans aimed at bolstering its steel industry against a flood of cheap products from China.