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1 month ago | 
indianagazette.com | Peter Paul Catterall
Beijing's tariffs on certain US agricultural goods in retaliation for President Donald Trump's latest hike on Chinese imports came into force Monday, as trade tensions mount between the world's two
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1 month ago | 
dailygazette.com | Isabel Kua |Peter Paul Catterall |Aggi Cantrill
China's largest political event of the year begins in Beijing on Tuesday, as US tariffs cast a cloud over closed-door meetings involving thousands of delegates from across the country. The meetings, known as the "Two Sessions", are concurrent gatherings of China's rubber-stamp parliament and a separate political advisory body.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Peter Paul Catterall |Oliver Hotham
China's leadership convenes next week for closed-door meetings to hammer out plans to shield the ailing economy from tariffs and trade threats from US President Donald Trump. The "Two Sessions" gatherings of the country's parliament and top advisory body are primarily talking shops, rubber-stamping decisions made by the Communist Party while giving a veneer of openness and accountability.
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1 month ago | 
kdhnews.com | Peter Paul Catterall |Oliver Hotham
China's leadership convenes next week for closed-door meetings to hammer out plans to shield the ailing economy from tariffs and trade threats from US President Donald Trump. The "Two Sessions" gatherings of the country's parliament and top advisory body are primarily talking shops, rubber-stamping decisions made by the Communist Party while giving a veneer of openness and accountability. × Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content.
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1 month ago | 
annistonstar.com | Peter Paul Catterall |Oliver Hotham
By Peter Catterall and Oliver Hotham China's leadership convenes next week for closed-door meetings to hammer out plans to shield the ailing economy from tariffs and trade threats from US President Donald Trump. The "Two Sessions" gatherings of the country's parliament and top advisory body are primarily talking shops, rubber-stamping decisions made by the Communist Party while giving a veneer of openness and accountability.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
bilyonaryo.com | Peter Paul Catterall
By Peter CATTERALLChina posted one of its slowest rates of economic growth in decades Friday, as leaders nervously eye a potential trade standoff with incoming US president Donald Trump. Beijing has announced in recent months its most aggressive support measures in years in a bid to reignite an economy suffering on multiple fronts, including a prolonged property market debt crisis and sluggish consumer spending.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
terradaily.com | Peter Paul Catterall
Chinese give guarded welcome to spending subsidiesBy Peter CATTERALLBeijing (AFP) Jan 16, 2025
Beijing is hoping subsidies for rice cookers, microwave ovens and smartphones can boost sluggish spending and help the country weather an economic storm from incoming US president Donald Trump. Policymakers have struggled to get China's billion-strong army of consumers to inject cash into the economy as a prolonged real estate crisis weighs on confidence.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
kdhnews.com | Peter Paul Catterall
China recorded one of its slowest rates of economic growth in decades last year, data showed Friday, as leaders nervously eye a potential trade standoff with incoming US president Donald Trump. Beijing has in recent months announced its most aggressive support measures in years in a bid to reignite an economy that has suffered on multiple fronts, including a prolonged property market debt crisis and sluggish consumer spending. × Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
annistonstar.com | Peter Paul Catterall
By Peter CATTERALL China recorded one of its slowest rates of economic growth in decades last year, data showed Friday, as leaders nervously eye a potential trade standoff with incoming US president Donald Trump. Beijing has in recent months announced its most aggressive support measures in years in a bid to reignite an economy that has suffered on multiple fronts, including a prolonged property market debt crisis and sluggish consumer spending.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
therogersvillereview.com | Peter Paul Catterall
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