Rhodium Group’s China practice uses an integrative, multidisciplinary approach to produce unique insights into China’s economy. We leverage our proprietary datasets and decades of experience to produce incisive analysis of China’s investment flows, market and policy directions, and economic and business cycles.
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A familiar pattern has emerged: Chinese authorities do something, skeptics immediately cite the move as evidence that reform is off the table, while others see evidence of structural adjustment in a reform direction. So it is with today’s intervention in…
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The China Investment Monitor (CIM) is a dataset that aims at providing a comprehensive picture of Chinese direct investment transactions in the United States. It currently covers the period from 2000 to the present. The data is updated on a…
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Reports of a $23 billion takeover bid by a Chinese company for US chip maker Micron has put the spotlight on Chinese outbound investment activity in recent days. This note provides context on Chinese investment activity in the US economy in the…
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A new report by Rhodium Group in partnership with the MERICS analyzes recent trends of Chinese FDI in Europe, discusses the economic and political implications, and outlines priorities for policy and business leaders in reacting to these new flows.
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A new report by Rhodium Group in partnership with the National Committee on US-China Relations for the first time details Chinese commercial investment in the US down to the congressional district level.
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China just released preliminary 2014 gross domestic product (GDP) results. At 7.4% they missed their annual target (7.5%) by a mere breath – not a huge deal practically, but significant symbolically. More important is the composition…
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The United States remains a major target of Chinese outbound investment activity, with $12 billion worth of deals completed in 2014. This note reviews investment and policy trends from Q4 in the context of full year 2014 trends. Q4…
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With more than $50 billion worth of completed deals, Chinese firms continued to be an important driver of global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in 2014.
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The US-China FDI Project provides greater transparency on FDI flows between China and the United States.
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Preview of the upcoming major study RHG has undertaken over the past two years to review and build an understanding of China's system of national accounts.
