As Trump’s tariff-based trade war with China continues, which Chinese cities are the most exposed? So far, coastal and border Chinese cities seem the most vulnerable to tariff risks, while inland provinces are emerging as resilient trade nodes As global trade frictions resurface, particularly with renewed threats of tariff escalation targeting Chinese exports, understanding the regional distribution of trade reliance across China becomes increasingly important. While China’s national export performance …
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Jim McGregor, chairman of APCO Worldwide’s Greater China region and longtime China resident, gives CBBC his view on the upcoming US election and the implications for US-China relations. At the time of writing, the final result of the US election remains in the balance. The future of US-China relations will be a top foreign policy priority for whoever emerges victorious. Biden Win In the event of the most likely outcome: …
An unforeseen consequence of the ongoing trade war between China and the USA is a potential rise in pollution in China this winter. As China’s policy makers aim to boost China’s economic performance following an economic downturn blamed on the trade war, they have said “bye bye” to pollution control as they dial up the output of factories to ten. Previous plans to curb steel production and coal use in …
No one is looking like backing down in the ongoing trade war but as warning shots are fired, the consequences could come hard and fast, writes Tom Pattinson Friction between the world’s two largest economies continues after Vice President Mike Pence accused China of meddling in the upcoming US Mid Terms. Russian interference in US elections “pales in comparison” with Chinese meddling, he claimed, following similar accusations by US President …
How on earth can we keep up with global trade policies when they are shifting so rapidly. China may have worked it out, writes Tom Pattinson It’s pretty challenging to keep up to speed with the current pace of President’s Trump’s trade talks. His penchant for late night tweets, often shifting major trade policies at the stroke of a few keys, has kept not just commentators and journalists on their …
Andrew Collier is the managing director of Orient Capital Research and the former President of the Bank of China International USA. Here he explains the US-China trade war and what it might mean for the UK The first glimmers of a trade war between the US and China started with a June 2016 campaign speech by President Donald Trump in Monessen, Pennsylvania. An improvement in trade “means reversing two of …