Other Briefings
China’s New Guidelines to Boost Services Consumption Ignite Optimism in Education and Training Sector
China’s State Council introduced guidelines to boost service consumption, leading to a rise in education stocks, particularly in vocational training. However, experts caution that this doesn’t signal a loosening of regulations on after-school tutoring.
China-ASEAN Trade and Investment Relations
China’s trade and investment relationship with the 10 ASEAN countries has flourished in recent decades, driven by the signing of various trade and investment agreements.
China’s Economic and Sports Industry Gains from Paris 2024 Olympics
We discuss how the Paris 2024 Olympics offer China a prime opportunity to enhance its global image, boost trade, and expand its market presence through sports-related exports and e-commerce.
China and Italy to ‘Relaunch’ Bilateral Ties: Trade and Investment Outlook
We discuss how the China-Italy bilateral relationship has transitioned after Italy’s exit from the BRI, with ongoing high-level interactions indicating strong support for high-value trade and commercial engagement.
China’s Industrial Power Rates: A Guide for Investors
China’s industrial power rates depend upon the category of industry, type of electricity usage, region where it is located, time of use, as well as charging method that the company chooses to go along with.
China’s Export Surge: A Closer Look at H1 2024 Trade Expansion
China’s exports surged 6.9 percent in H1 2024 to RMB 12.13 trillion, bolstered by high-tech sectors, with significant growth in trade with ASEAN and Latin America. However, exports to the EU, US, Japan, and Australia declined. We offer a comprehensive breakdown and analysis of China’s trade dynamics for H1 2024 and insights into future trends.
China’s Third Plenum – Key Takeaways for Foreign Investors
The Third Plenum vowed to implement myriad reform policies by 2029 to grow the economy, improve the private sector, boost foreign investment, reform the tax regime, and more.
China’s GDP Expands 5% in H1 2024
China’s GDP expanded by 5.0 percent during the first half of 2024, aligning with the economic target set at the beginning of the year.
