ECONOMICS
On July 20, U.S. President Donald Trump signed three presidential proclamations, including one imposing a 50 percent tariff on most Canadian goods. The administration said the measure was a response to Canada’s longstanding “discriminatory treatment” of U.S. exports, particularly automobiles, alcoholic beverages, and dairy products. The White House said the
Future of Taiwan’s President Tsai Could Hinge on How She Handles a Vote on 4 Policies
While COVID-19 ravaged and devastated most of the world, Taiwan was praised and viewed as a model to...
Unsold Home Inventories in China Hit Five-Year High
In November, China’s unsold housing stock in its top 100 cities reached the highest number in five years...
Beijing Allows Real Estate Firms to Issue Debts
Regulators in China have decided to allow real estate companies to issue debts in a move aimed to help...
7 Ways China Is Destroying Its Own Economy
News analysis In 2021, China’s economy finds itself in chaos. According to its National Bureau of...
Chinese Property Developers to Raise Funds Through Supply Chain Asset-Backed Securities
The Chinese real estate sector is going through tough times as many developers are facing financial troubles...
US and Taiwan Reach New Agreement to Bolster Chip Technology
The U.S. and Taiwan have reached a new agreement to strengthen cooperation between the two by establishing...
Delisting Fears Wipes Out Over $1 Trillion From Chinese Stocks
The decades-long relationship between Wall Street and China seems to be coming to an end as many Chinese...
Beijing Slashes Reserve Requirement For Banks
The People's Bank of China, the country’s central bank, has announced that it will reduce the reserve...
China Eyeing First Atlantic Military Base in Africa
A report from a classified American intelligence source told The Wall Street Journal on Dec. 6 that China...