Other Briefings
China-Serbia Bilateral Relations: Trade and Investment Outlook
As a result of recent negotiations between China and Serbia, the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the two countries will take effect on July 1, 2024.
China-Hungary Bilateral Relations: Trade and Investment Outlook
China and Hungary have recently elevated their bilateral relationship to an “all-weather” comprehensive strategic partnership, reflecting deep political trust and extensive cooperation across various sectors.
China May 2024 Economic Roundup: Consumption and Trade Rebound Amid Slowing Industrial Output
China experienced an uptick in consumption and trade in May, driven by rising domestic demand, while industrial output slowed.
China’s 2024-25 Energy Conservation and CO2 Reduction Plan – Compliance Considerations for Businesses
Companies in heavily polluting industries may come under increased pressure to help meet China’s emissions reduction targets for 2024 and 2025.
China’s National Financing Credit Service Platform: Insights and Impact
China has actively developed a National Financing Credit Service Platform to bolster the private sector by enhancing financial support. The credit enhancement services and risk-sharing capital pools can help foreign businesses enhance their operations and financial strategies.
Investing in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu Province: Economy, Key Industries and Opportunities
Zhangjiagang, located in the south bank of the Yangtze River in East China’s Jiangsu province, is a key trade and investment hub and an important transport link to Suzhou and Shanghai. The city is enjoying a period of rapid development and economic growth and is seeking to attract more investment in strategic and emerging industries.
Highlights from China FM Wang Yi’s Visit to New Zealand and Australia (Updated)
China FM Wang Yi’s visit to New Zealand and Australia underscores efforts to strengthen economic ties and address differences.
US Tariff Increases on Chinese Imports – Implications for Trade and Businesses
The recently proposed US tariff increases on Chinese imports, which include EVs, solar panels, and semiconductors, are anticipated to affect the prices of specific products within the US market and have tangible repercussions for Chinese exporters.
