
China and France Forge Stronger Ties in New Era of Cooperation
China and France are strengthening their partnership, focusing on strategic dialogue, sustainable infrastructure, and balanced economic ties, defying U.S.-led decoupling.
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China and France are strengthening their partnership, focusing on strategic dialogue, sustainable infrastructure, and balanced economic ties, defying U.S.-led decoupling.
China-France trade has surged 800x over 60 years, reaching $78.9B in 2023. Explore how this dynamic partnership is shaping EU-China relations.
The Bank of Japan’s decision to keep interest rates near zero has led the Yen to reach multi-decade lows against the US dollar, raising concerns among traders and investors.
China and France celebrate 60 years of strong economic and trade ties, expanding collaboration in sectors like civil nuclear, aerospace, and the digital economy.
China and Serbia enhance their economic collaboration under the Belt and Road Initiative, fostering deep connections beyond commerce.
Explore the debate on China’s alleged overcapacity in key industries and its implications for the Global South.
China’s electric vehicles, lithium batteries, and solar panels are key drivers of global economic recovery and sustainable development, challenging claims of overcapacity.
U.S. economist Nicholas Lardy argues that Western claims of China’s overcapacity in clean energy may be a guise for protectionism, potentially harming global economic growth.
A senior CF40 expert assures that China’s total debt, while substantial, remains manageable due to balanced growth and stable economic indicators.
IMF economist warns that trade-restrictive measures may distort trade and harm the very countries implementing them.