News & Insights Across Asia
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Medgyessy praises the Belt and Road Initiative for fostering mutual benefits and opening doors to more trade cooperation, highlighting its role in global connectivity.
China and Europe strengthen trade ties through enhanced railway connectivity, offering a stable and efficient alternative amid global maritime disruptions.
With less than three months until the 2024 Paris Olympics, demand for Olympic-themed products is soaring. Many of these items are produced in China’s Yiwu City, the “capital of small commodities.”
Despite geopolitical tensions, China and the EU’s robust economic partnership showcases the power of cooperation, leveraging their complementarities for mutual growth and global economic stability.
China refutes U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s claims of overcapacity in its new energy sector, stating that capacity levels are normal and advantages stem from market competition, not subsidies.
An analysis of the U.S. concerns over China’s ‘overcapacity’ and how it may be influencing political strategies ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
An in-depth look at misconceptions surrounding China’s industrial capacity, exploring the realities behind claims of overcapacity and its impact on the global economy.
Western nations criticize the Chinese mainland’s ‘overcapacity’ in electric vehicles and solar panels. A Swiss newspaper calls these complaints hypocritical and short-sighted, urging for collaboration instead.
Analysts refute claims of Chinese overcapacity, arguing that these assertions lack evidence and are politically motivated amid rising global trade protectionism.
Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng criticizes U.S. policies towards China, calling for fair competition and cautioning against miscalculations that could escalate tensions between the two nations.
The fourth China International Consumer Products Expo in Haikou drew over 480,000 visitors, showcasing 4,019 brands from 71 countries and regions, marking a record-breaking event.
The fourth China International Consumer Products Expo in Hainan showcases over 4,000 premium brands from 71 countries, boosting global trade and innovation in consumer products.
China expresses strong opposition to the U.S. Section 301 investigation into its maritime and shipbuilding sectors, urging adherence to international trade rules.
China dismisses Western concerns over its industrial overcapacity, urging a market-based view and cautioning against trade protection measures.
Guangzhou hosts the 135th Canton Fair, showcasing China’s innovative technologies and attracting nearly 290,000 exhibitors from over 215 countries, highlighting China’s pivotal role in global trade.
China and Germany strengthen their economic ties as Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits Beijing with top German company representatives, marking a decade of strategic partnership.
The fourth China International Consumer Products Expo, known as the Hainan Expo, is set to take place in April 2024, aiming to boost global trade and stimulate consumption by showcasing premium goods.
China retains its position as the world’s top merchandise exporter for the seventh straight year in 2023, holding a 14.2% share of global exports, according to the Ministry of Commerce.
The fourth China International Consumer Products Expo has begun in Haikou, Hainan Province, showcasing the world’s finest products and offering a platform for global brands to connect with Asian markets.
China’s foreign trade in goods surged by 5% year on year in Q1 2024, reaching a record 10.17 trillion yuan ($1.43 trillion), signaling robust economic growth amid global uncertainties.