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Big Strides in a Small Yard: The New US Outbound Investment Screening Regime
The proposed approach targets a smaller set of technology categories, but uncertainties in the regulatory draft language raise questions about its ultimate scope.
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The proposed approach targets a smaller set of technology categories, but uncertainties in the regulatory draft language raise questions about its ultimate scope.
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Leaders and economists hint that China's macroeconomic stress is necessitating a renewed push for reform.
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When foreign companies and investors start “de-risking” and reducing exposure to China’s economy, Beijing will probably be unable to detect the magnitude of the change in behavior.
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Beijing finally appears to be changing its approach in providing debt relief to emerging markets.
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Exploring the potential economic impacts of sanctions on China in the event of a Taiwan crisis, their spillover effects, and the challenge of coordination.
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The current weakness of localities’ finances is the primary reason that there has been no meaningful fiscal support for China’s recovery this year.
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China’s increasing involvement in global standard setting makes transatlantic cooperation in the field crucial and increases the need for a common, strategic approach.
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Greenfield investments in EV battery plants cushioned a drop in Chinese FDI in Europe to a decade low, a new report from Rhodium Group and MERICS shows
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An aggressive public campaign to allay concerns about the direction of China’s economy has not been underpinned by a convincing shift in policy.
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China launched a deleveraging campaign in 2016 to reduce risks in the financial system. The implications for China's economy have been profound.