Chinese economy will sail through storms as transformation and upgrades keep it vigorous
Every individual Chinese person shares a fate with the country, just as every drop of water flows in motion with the sea. Yiwu, in East China's Zhejiang Province, is one of the areas of the private economy that has grown the most. From vendors bartering door to door to a small commodities wholesale market selling buttons and rubber bands, it has grown into a hub for emerging industries such as design, equipment manufacturing and digital industries.
US needs to stop strangling Huawei and its advanced 5G
Ever since we entered the new century, mankind has benefited greatly from the internet and broadband. Sea changes are taking place in the way of our jobs, our learning, our interaction and our entertainment, thanks to the speed of invincible but ubiquitous internet linkages powered by the previous 2G and 3G, now 4G, and the impending and much faster 5G.
US needs to stop strangling Huawei and its advanced 5G
Ever since we entered the new century, mankind has benefited greatly from the internet and broadband. Sea changes are taking place in the way of our jobs, our learning, our interaction and our entertainment, thanks to the speed of invincible but ubiquitous internet linkages powered by the previous 2G and 3G, now 4G, and the impending and much faster 5G.
Trade trends show China should take the opportunity to diversify its market
The China-US trade row has been drawing a lot of attention. A detailed review of the bilateral trade situation between China and the US from January through April is a good reference for the future trend.
Chinese economy sets sail for a long, confident journey toward prosperity
The quarterly and annual reports of listed firms in the financial sector are like mirrors reflecting the actual performance of the sector as well as changes in financial services and macroeconomic moves.
US blockade of Huawei could be watershed for Chinese chipmakers' self-reliance
The US Commerce Department announced last week that it is adding Huawei Technologies Co and its affiliates to the so-called "Entity List," blocking the telecom giant from buying parts and components from US companies without a license.
How to transform China's rare-earth resources into strategic advantages
Rare-earth minerals are key elements required for many functional materials in modern high-tech fields, earning them the nickname "Vitamins of Modern Industry." The rare-earth sector is a hot industry in China, which has become a focus of public opinion amid tensions between China and other developed countries like the US.
China's trade calculations outweigh Washington short-term isolationist strategy
The US has imposed an additional 25-percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese products. Adding to this, the US has tried to blame China for not reaching a deal, all of which is entirely groundless. On the contrary, three situations were unexpected on the US side.
As long as it continues with reforms, China's capital market will see spring
Yi Huiman, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), said during a recent event that the commission will attract more high-quality companies to go public and will explore ways to delist “zombie” and “empty-shell” companies.
Risks are concealed in the shadows of US' seemingly robust economic data
However, considering US economic cycles, the "recovery plus growth" that has sustained for nearly 10 years is bound to be approaching a turning point.
As the Chinese economy improves, why are some skeptics so pessimistic?
The Chinese economic data generally point to a better situation in both domestic and overseas terms.
With few weapons to fight an economic slowdown, the US faces dilemma
Current US administration actions on trade make it important to carry out a calm objective comparison of the economic situation of China and the US.
Chinese car manufacturers should explore overseas market in BRI countries
The automobile industry has become one of the fastest-growing industries in China since reform and opening-up, with annual auto production and sales each totaling around 28 million units, ranking first among countries for 10 consecutive years as of 2018. Chinese car brands have seen a remarkable rise, with their sales accounting for more than 40 percent of China's total car sales. Yet, Chinese car brands have so far failed to achieve a high degree of internationalization, with limited overseas investment and cooperation. Meanwhile, China's auto exports, including products of joint ventures, number just around one million per year. It can be said that Chinese car brands already have the strength and potential to "go global," which haven't been fully realized yet.
Housing regulations necessary for stable economic growth, people's well-being
China's latest real estate policy will help move the sector in the right direction. Aimed at regulating housing prices, the country will advance the real economy and increase household income.
For the good of the world, US, China need to come back to the negotiating table
The US is now known for scrapping multilateral agreements, breaking pledges and using blatant threatening tactics whenever it wants to extract the most concessions from other countries before finally agreeing to put ink on a deal.
Belt and Road brings new changes to global governance
A recent study by a British think tank reveals that those who have migrated from one developing country to another have become the largest category among immigrants - a stark contrast from the picture of immigration decades ago.
Governments, central banks and companies must cooperate if new financial crisis hits
A new global economic crisis might be on the horizon. Global growth remains very soft and the world's largest companies are revising their growth figures and holding back on investments.
Why US neo-conservatives are trying to block Europe from BRI benefits
This is an important year for Europe as economic slowdown is likely - the IMF projects EU growth will fall to 1.6 percent in 2019. Regarding major external influences that can improve or worsen this situation, the US will also slow as the IMF projects a decline in growth from 2.9 to 2.3 percent, while China's growth is expected to be far higher at 6.0-6.5 percent.