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US-China trade relations in 2026 present a genuine paradox that every business with cross-border exposure must now navigate: trade is thawing in specific categories like soybeans...
Institutional capital is migrating from high-volatility emerging markets toward stable, dividend-yielding safe havens. Chinese equities face headwinds from domestic real estate deleveraging, while the Straits Times...
For two decades, the debate around BRICS and the US dollar centered on a single, headline-friendly but ultimately unrealistic question: would the bloc launch a common...
The delivery of the Pinglu 001 command and management vessel in early September 2026 signals that China’s US$10.8 billion inland waterway project is ready for commercial...
As we navigate through shifting geopolitical landscapes and post-pandemic recoveries, the global economic hierarchy continues to evolve. While traditional powerhouses maintain their grip at the top,...
Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to travel to New Delhi on September 12–13, 2026, for the 18th BRICS Summit — his first visit to India...
Key Takeaways From Escalation to “Managed Competition” Q3 2026 finds the US-China relationship in a distinctly different posture than the tariff-escalation cycles of 2025. As of...
For multinational corporations and Western investors, operating in the People’s Republic of China has always required a delicate balance between massive market potential and stringent regulatory...
China’s economy opened the second half of 2026 on weaker footing than markets had hoped, with July data released Monday showing industrial output, retail sales, and...
China’s headline growth numbers still look respectable at first glance. GDP expanded 4.3% year-on-year in the June quarter, down from 5.0% in the first quarter, bringing...
