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China’s 2021 Growth: Targets and Truths
After a tumultuous pandemic year we need a sober assessment of where China’s economy stands and how GDP is likely to evolve in 2021
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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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Understanding US-China Decoupling: Macro Trends and Industry Impacts
This study seeks to illuminate the costs associated with a US decoupling from China, providing valuable perspective on the magnitude and range of economic effects that the Biden administration must consider as it shapes its policy agenda with China
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US-China Financial Investment: Current Scope and Future Potential
While FDI flows between the US and China have declined in recent years, portfolio investment in equity and debt has grown.
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The China Dashboard – Winter 2021
In 2013, a year after Xi Jinping came to power, China set out an ambitious market-oriented reform program. In the final instalment of the China Dashboard, we assess China's progress against the reform goals it set out for itself.
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China’s Belt and Road: Down but not Out
Lending under China's Belt and Road Initiative has slowed in recent years but the drop is not as steep as some recent research suggests and we expect the project to continue and evolve in the years ahead
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Credibility in the Balance
The credibility of government guarantees to support a wide range of China’s financial assets and companies is hanging in the balance as corporate bond defaults rise.
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What to Expect from China’s New Five-Year Plan
Beijing’s upcoming Communist Party conclave will discuss the 14th Five-Year Plan, covering economic targets for the first half of the next decade.
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Five Keys to a Transatlantic Agenda on China
We lay out five areas where change will be needed on both sides of the Atlantic in order for the US and Europe to come together on one of the biggest challenges of the 21st century: managing the rise of China.
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Seeking Relief: China’s Overseas Debt After COVID-19
The global economic downturn triggered by COVID-19 has reignited questions about the sustainability of China’s overseas lending and how Beijing will respond to the many countries struggling to manage their external debt obligations
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Exploring a ‘Green List’ for EU-China Economic Relations
This study aims to strip the geopolitical emotion out of the decoupling debate and provide a fact-based, transparent framework for assessing which areas of the EU’s trade, investment and broader economic relationship with China are benign
