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The People’s Bank of China just released preliminary data for China’s 2013 balance of payments, which provides a snapshot of China’s economic exchanges with the rest of the world. This notes summarizes the most important developments in the…
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This note assesses recent developments in China's inter-bank market and puts them in context with the Chinese reform outlook.
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Chinese investment in the United States doubled in 2013, driven by large-scale acquisitions in food, energy and real estate. Private firms are now dominating capital inflows, accounting for more than 80% of transactions and more than 70%…
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New rules for the Shanghai Free Trade Zone confirm ambitious reform goals and put forward an aggressive implementation timeline.
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In Q1-Q3 2013, Chinese firms invested more than $12 billion in the United States. More than three quarters of that investment originated from the private sector.
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A new report co-authored for the US Chamber of Commerce assesses the opportunities for Chinese participation in the coming $8 trillion US infrastructure modernization.
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The World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) hold their annual meetings this week in Washington, and the outlook for emerging economies is obviously an important theme. So this is just a brief note to point out that Tuesday the IMF released its…
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Daniel Rosen prepared and delivered these remarks as a briefing for the President of a leading Chinese international relations thinktank on September 9, 2013 in New York. Such bilateral exchanges have stepped up this year in light of ongoing…
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In July, China surprised observers by agreeing to negotiate a bilateral investment treaty with the United States including all sectors and stages of investment. And last week, China’s cabinet pushed for the suspension of existing FDI regulations for…
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Last week, China and the United States agreed to enter negotiations on a bilateral investment agreement (BIT). China’s readiness to negotiate an agreement that encompass all industries and all stages of investment comes on the back of fast-growing…
