China Business & Economy

Beijing left room to adjust the measures but confirmed they will take effect at the start of 2026.

Mexico’s new tariffs signal a broader shift as countries tighten origin rules and enforcement to curb Chinese rampant trade abuses.

Analysts say the Hainan port is not free while under the Chinese regime’s political control and is a cover for its military activities in the South China Sea.

China’s real economic output in 2025 likely expanded by less than half of what the regime claimed, according to a new analysis by Rhodium Group.

Rhodium Group and analysts predict dim prospects for 2026.

‘China’s targeting for dominance contributes to lost sales, chronic underinvestment in numerous segments, and a diminished U.S. industry,’ a USTR report stated.

Delayed wages, shuttered channels, and vanishing audiences reflect how financial strain and digital media have hollowed out state broadcasters.

Researchers report a 70 percent increase in rural unrest this year, as local disputes, land tensions, and returning migrant workers strain China’s countryside.

While the new levies could be reduced in its final ruling, the decision risks heightening tensions with the 27-nation bloc.

The committee found that the British government is ‘reluctant to prioritize security considerations’ when it comes to China and economic interests.

As persistent downturn in property sector weighs on consumption, retail sales last month expanded at the slowest pace in three years.

The policy, first announced in 2024, reflects Beijing’s effort to fund major projects amid economic headwinds.

The proposed rule would allow the exchange to reject technically compliant listings seen as vulnerable to pump-and-dump schemes.

The tariff, set to begin in 2026, is an interim step toward scrapping the bloc’s duty-free threshold for small parcels.

Experts and lawmakers discussed how China’s takeover of the auto industry could threaten America’s economy and national security.

The International Monetary Fund called for policy shifts to counter weak domestic demand, deflationary pressures, and high debt levels.

‘If China were to open its capital markets more, there would actually be downward pressure on the exchange rate,’ said economist Kenneth Rogoff.

The EU and Mexico are weighing new tariffs as Beijing’s export-driven model fuels overcapacity, strains markets, and heightens geopolitical tensions.

Exports to the U.S. reported the eighth consecutive month of decline as shipments to other markets, such as the EU and Australia, soared.

An ‘economic cutoff’ imposed on the CCP would damage China’s economy five to seven times more than those of the U.S. and its allies, a Dartmouth professor said.

Beijing left room to adjust the measures but confirmed they will take effect at the start of 2026.

Mexico’s new tariffs signal a broader shift as countries tighten origin rules and enforcement to curb Chinese rampant trade abuses.

Analysts say the Hainan port is not free while under the Chinese regime’s political control and is a cover for its military activities in the South China Sea.

China’s real economic output in 2025 likely expanded by less than half of what the regime claimed, according to a new analysis by Rhodium Group.

Rhodium Group and analysts predict dim prospects for 2026.

‘China’s targeting for dominance contributes to lost sales, chronic underinvestment in numerous segments, and a diminished U.S. industry,’ a USTR report stated.

Delayed wages, shuttered channels, and vanishing audiences reflect how financial strain and digital media have hollowed out state broadcasters.

Researchers report a 70 percent increase in rural unrest this year, as local disputes, land tensions, and returning migrant workers strain China’s countryside.

While the new levies could be reduced in its final ruling, the decision risks heightening tensions with the 27-nation bloc.

The committee found that the British government is ‘reluctant to prioritize security considerations’ when it comes to China and economic interests.

As persistent downturn in property sector weighs on consumption, retail sales last month expanded at the slowest pace in three years.

The policy, first announced in 2024, reflects Beijing’s effort to fund major projects amid economic headwinds.

The proposed rule would allow the exchange to reject technically compliant listings seen as vulnerable to pump-and-dump schemes.

The tariff, set to begin in 2026, is an interim step toward scrapping the bloc’s duty-free threshold for small parcels.

Experts and lawmakers discussed how China’s takeover of the auto industry could threaten America’s economy and national security.

The International Monetary Fund called for policy shifts to counter weak domestic demand, deflationary pressures, and high debt levels.

‘If China were to open its capital markets more, there would actually be downward pressure on the exchange rate,’ said economist Kenneth Rogoff.

The EU and Mexico are weighing new tariffs as Beijing’s export-driven model fuels overcapacity, strains markets, and heightens geopolitical tensions.

Exports to the U.S. reported the eighth consecutive month of decline as shipments to other markets, such as the EU and Australia, soared.

An ‘economic cutoff’ imposed on the CCP would damage China’s economy five to seven times more than those of the U.S. and its allies, a Dartmouth professor said.