Other Briefings
China-Palestine Relations – Bilateral Trade, Investment and Diplomacy
Relations between China and Palestine have deepened in recent decades as the two sides push for more cooperation in trade and investment.
China’s Golden Week Boosts Consumption, Showing Positive Economic Signs
China’s golden week witnessed robust spending in the travel and retail sectors, with new trends stimulating opportunities for businesses.
How Are US Businesses in China Doing? Key Findings from the AmCham 2023 Business Report
The recently released AmCham 2023 China Business Report underscores the formidable challenges confronting American companies operating in China today. Despite these hurdles, businesses are exhibiting cautious optimism by maintaining steady revenue expectations, and demonstrating resilience and adaptability.
China Reopening After COVID: Latest Developments and Business Advisory
Our daily updates on the latest events as they occur, together with ongoing advisory on how best to manage your China business exposure during COVID-19.
China’s Digital Yuan App Gets a Boost: New Features Enhance Convenience for Foreign Users
China’s digital yuan app has added a new function allowing foreigners to top-up the money in their wallets before making payments, improving their experience with the e-CNY payment services.
China-Australia Relations: Opportunities, Challenges, and Latest Updates
We discuss the China-Australia bilateral relationship and future possibilities and challenges facing trade and investments between the two markets.
Germany’s H1 2023 FDI in China Remains Strong Despite “De-Risking” Strategy
German FDI in China was near record levels in H1 2023, but bilateral trade fell. What does the data tell us about the future of China-Germany trade and investment relations?
Challenges and Solutions for European Businesses in China: Insights From the EU Chamber’s Position Paper 2023/2024
The Position Paper makes several recommendations for policymakers to address the challenges identified and possible solutions. Regardless of the shifts in perspectives, European businesses remain invested in the China growth story and are keen to be able to play a role in the evolving market landscape.
