Other BriefingsBelt and Road Weekly Investor Intelligence, #33
Tuesday, June 15, 2021
Welcome to this week’s issue of China Briefing’s Belt & Road Initiative Weekly Investor Intelligence round up.
A lot has been going on these past few days with the G7 meeting in the UK. In today’s round up, we examine the G7 response to China’s Belt & Road Initiative and how it compares.
We see how certain commodities have been targeted as vital for US supply chains and how these ended up under Beijing’s control, and discuss how the US’ new ‘Supply Chain Strike Force’ could impact China. We also look at lies ahead for US President Biden’s meeting on Wednesday with Vladimir Putin.
In trade, we look at developments with the Eurasian Economic Union free trade agreements and a wealth of new development opportunities coming to markets in Sri Lanka, Pakistan, the Russian Far East, how the International North-South Transportation Corridor will benefit Indian exporters, and China’s top 10 emerging new export markets.
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- What Is The ‘Build Back Better World’ (B3W) Partnership And How Is It Different From The Belt & Road Initiative?
- How The Neodymium Magnet Became A Belt & Road Initiative Flashpoint (Silk Road Briefing)
- The United States New Supply Chain Strike Force: A Metaphor For Sanctioning China? (Silk Road Briefing)
- Biden Needs Russia’s RosCosmos and Rare Earths. His June 16th Meeting With Putin Just Got More Interesting. (Russia Briefing)
- Russia, Egypt Discuss Eurasian Economic Union Free Trade Agreement (Russia Briefing)
- Cambodia Nearly There In EAEU Free Trade Agreement (Russia Briefing)
- Sri Lankan Government Follows Singapore’s Temasek Development Model (Silk Road Briefing)
- India’s Export Opportunities Along The North-South International Transport Corridor (India Briefing)
- The New Rashkai Special Economic Zone In Pakistan
- State Development Plans In The Russian Far East (Russia Briefing)
- China’s 10 Fastest Growing Export Markets (China Briefing)
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