
China, US Advance Trade Dialogue with New Consultation Mechanism
China and the U.S. agree to establish a trade consultation mechanism during high-level talks in Geneva, marking progress in bilateral economic relations.
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China and the U.S. agree to establish a trade consultation mechanism during high-level talks in Geneva, marking progress in bilateral economic relations.
China and the U.S. conclude high-stakes trade negotiations in Geneva, addressing global market stability and bilateral economic concerns.
Japanese PM Shigeru Ishiba advocates for eliminating all tariffs in US trade negotiations, emphasizing economic benefits for both nations amidst ongoing discussions.
Economist Guan Qingyou argues US tariff efforts to contain China’s manufacturing growth are ‘bound to fail,’ citing economic interdependency and innovation.
Amid escalating rhetoric, experts question the likelihood of a quick resolution in China-U.S. trade talks. Analysis explores challenges and potential paths forward.
High-level US-China trade talks commence in Geneva, addressing economic tensions and global market implications. Key topics include tariffs and tech innovation.
Experts analyze how U.S. tariffs reshape Global South economies, drive regional cooperation, and challenge Western-centric trade models.
China’s landmark Private Sector Promotion Law, effective May 20, aims to unlock economic potential with the private sector contributing over 60% of GDP and 80% of urban jobs.
China unveils measures to expand sci-tech bond issuance, enabling $41.7 billion funding boost for tech enterprises and R&D initiatives.
China aims for 5% economic growth in 2025 through technological innovation and resilient policy-making despite global trade uncertainties, say leading analysts.
China reaffirms multilateral trade commitments as U.S. tariff moves trigger global economic recalibration and erode international confidence.
New US tariffs on Chinese small parcels take effect, driving price surges and threatening supply chains crucial to American businesses and consumers.
China’s Private Sector Promotion Law enhances legal protections, market access, and financing for businesses, aiming to revitalize economic growth and fair competition.
China’s manufacturing PMI dips to 49.0 in April, signaling contraction, but experts highlight sector resilience and policy-driven growth opportunities.
New U.S. tariffs threaten to cost Apple $33B annually, reshaping tech supply chains across Japan, South Korea, and the Taiwan region. Analysis reveals cascading impacts.
Canada’s Liberals retain power in a tight election, with Asian markets and diaspora communities assessing implications for trade, investment, and cross-Pacific ties.
China announces measures to stabilize employment and economic growth, with a focus on innovation and high-quality development, per NDRC official Zhao Chenxin.
China announces countermeasures against US tariffs, emphasizing sovereignty and multilateral trade fairness amid escalating economic tensions.
China’s industrial profits grew 0.8% in Q1 2025, reflecting cautious economic recovery. Insights on sector trends and implications for Asia’s markets.
China’s finance leaders advocate for multilateral solutions to trade disputes at the G20 meeting, emphasizing dialogue and open markets.