On Obama Tire Export Tariff, China Threatens Retaliation
China can choose to get tough and threaten retaliatory measures, in the trade and financial sectors, against the US, and throw in the EU to boot, but it is China that has the most to lose in any trade war escalation.
September 14th,2009
Car Production Surge Unsustainable, says NDRC
China's domestic car sales may top 12 million this year in a hot market, but the government is telling the industry not to trust that market and build too many cars for future sales. The momentum of sales of more than one million cars for six consecutive months cannot last.
car industry, Car Production
September 9th,2009
China's Shoe Exporters Facing Pricing Pressures, Losing Money
The price for marketing shoes has been on the rise recently. In Dongguan, selling a pair of shoes costs more than one dollar, but the average price for African export is $0.90/pair, so shoemakers must sell at a loss. Thanks to an increased export tax rebate from 11% to 15% since last year, many low-end manufacturing firms are still earning small profits.
China export, shoe exporters
September 9th,2009
China Isn't Ready to Abandon Stimulus Policy
China has joined the consensus reached at the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting in London for maintaining financial support and expansionary monetary policy.
September 7th,2009
World Bank Eyes CIC's Cash and China's Overcapacity
In its quest to shore up the economies of the developing world, the World Bank is seeking cooperation with China, encouraging it to use a portion of its huge foreign reserve for equity investment in developing countries, and to shift its production surpluses to Africa.
World Bank, CIC, overcapacity, Zoellick
September 3rd,2009
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