#China economy

Iran conflict threatens methanol supply chain to China, potentially disrupting manufacturing from plastics to paint. Analysis of geopolitical supply chain vulnerabilities

China's National People's Congress unveils a new five-year plan targeting tech self-reliance and economic revival, with major implications for global markets.

Record 1,443 Chinese listed companies expected to post losses in 2024, highest ratio since 2000. Property slump and consumer spending decline signal deeper structural shifts in world's second-largest economy.

China's expected GDP target reduction in its 15th Five-Year Plan marks a shift from quantity to quality growth, potentially reshaping global economic dynamics and trade relationships.

China's e-CNY usage skyrocketed 800% as Beijing challenges the US-dominated global monetary system. But beneath the impressive numbers lies a more complex story of state-driven adoption versus genuine market demand.

As China's National People's Congress approaches, Beijing signals a shift from GDP-focused growth to quality-driven development. What does this mean for global investors and multinational corporations?

As Xi Jinping revives his vision of China as a financial superpower, Hong Kong emerges as the critical gateway. From yuan internationalization to digital currency adoption, the city's unique role in Beijing's financial ambitions.

China leverages Hong Kong as a gold trading hub to challenge Western market dominance, while mainland miners use the territory's stock market for overseas expansion funding.

China's Hainan Free Trade Port represents a new model of globalization - state-directed openness that challenges traditional free market orthodoxy. What does this mean for the global economy?

The IMF's call for China to cut industrial subsidies marks a new phase in global economic competition, forcing companies worldwide to recalibrate their strategies.

China's high-speed rail network facilitates the world's largest human migration with 4 billion annual passengers. Exploring the economic and social implications of this massive infrastructure project.

China's Lunar New Year movie presales dropped over 60% to 200 million yuan, with domestic films dominating. What does this reveal about China's economy and consumer sentiment?