The implosion of its property sector has forced China into a major pivot to boost its economy. It needs help from the rest of the world for it to work.
Bernard Connolly is one of the very few prophets who foresaw both the Great Recession and the eurozone sovereign debt debacle. After a long silence,he is again issuing warnings.
As Vladimir Putin ramps up spending on his military,Europe’s war chest is shrinking.
Three per cent is the new 2 per cent,says BlackRock global chief investment strategist Wei Li.
With the US economy booming,it seems Bidenomics has been vindicated. Allow me to offer a somewhat more sceptical perspective.
Western banks,their expat workers and foreign money are all taking flight from Hong Kong as Beijing tightens its grip on the region.
The Federal Reserve,the European Central Bank and the Bank of England might be rushing into a very big mistake.
Xi Jinping’s consolidation of power has cleared the path for him to put the economy on a more sustainable footing. But there’s a big problem.
It would be charming if there really were “blue zone” Edens of supercentenarians.
Country Garden’s debt crisis is entering a new chapter after a creditor filed a winding-up court petition in Hong Kong that adds pressure on the Chinese developer to quicken its restructuring efforts.
The clock is ticking for the body that sets the rules for global trade. Even if Trump doesn’t get back in the White House,the outlook is grim.