News & Insights Across Asia
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The EU has cut its eurozone growth forecast for 2024 to 0.8% after a weak start to the year. This revision signals potential challenges for global markets, including Asia.
Museums across China experience a surge in visitors during the Spring Festival holiday, prompting venues like the Chengdu Museum to increase daily ticket quotas to meet the high demand.
The UK has entered a recession in the second half of 2023, with its economy shrinking by 0.3%. This downturn may impact Asian markets and investors with ties to Britain.
China’s exports are surging during the Spring Festival as ports like Yangshan maintain nonstop operations, handling record container volumes and keeping global supply chains moving.
Duty-free shopping in Hainan surged during the Spring Festival holiday, with sales totaling 1.217 billion yuan from February 10 to 13, reflecting a thriving tourism market.
Miami takes the lead as the busiest flower gateway in the United States during Valentine’s Day, making it the perfect destination for Cupid’s favorite gift.
German steel giant Thyssenkrupp revises its 2023/24 outlook to break even after posting a net loss of 314 million euros in Q1, citing a challenging steel market and economic pressures.
Laos will implement a new Capital Flow Management System by February 2024 to enhance monitoring of foreign currency flows, aiming to boost economic stability and encourage international trade.
The London Stock Exchange may turn to the Chinese mainland for support as it faces a decline in listings, highlighted by TUI’s recent move to focus solely on Frankfurt.
French organic farmer Florent Sebban returns to his fields after protesting, valuing sustainable practices and his connection with customers.
Hungarian farmers face financial hardship due to Ukrainian agricultural imports flooding the EU market, leading to protests and calls for government support.
Guangdong Guanhao High-Tech has developed a PE-free, heat-resistant paper cup that is environmentally friendly, supporting China’s 2060 carbon neutrality goal.
Yuntai Mountain sees a 48% surge in visitors during the Spring Festival as people honor the Chinese God of Wealth and embrace traditional celebrations.
Cultural activities and traditional festivities have sparked a significant boost in tourism and consumption during China’s 2024 Spring Festival, with events across the country attracting millions of visitors.
China’s eight-day Spring Festival holiday is witnessing record-breaking travel volumes and box office revenues, highlighting the nation’s robust consumer activity.
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Chengdu witnesses a surge in ice and snow sports, boosting tourism and consumption as the winter economy thrives even in China’s warmer southern regions.
Environmental groups and oil companies have filed separate lawsuits against the Biden administration’s plan to offer drilling leases in the Gulf of Mexico, highlighting deep divisions over U.S. energy policy.
China is leading the global transition towards renewable energy, according to IRENA’s Deputy Director-General Gauri Singh, highlighting China’s significant contributions and commitment to sustainable development.
Hainan province is celebrating Song Dynasty poet Su Dongpo with a museum exhibition and Dongpo-themed cultural markets, reviving interest in his life and work.