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At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Benjamin Hung of Standard Chartered discusses the evolving global trade landscape and China’s economic development.
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At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Benjamin Hung of Standard Chartered discusses the evolving global trade landscape and China’s economic development.
China’s economy is soaring, challenging Western pessimism. Increased production and exports drive global growth and specialization, benefiting all economies involved.
U.S. President Trump’s pledge to reclaim the Panama Canal has sparked strong reactions from Panama, emphasizing the canal’s national and economic importance amidst international interests.
China’s Ministry of Commerce urges the U.S. to foster stable and sustainable economic relations, opposing tariff measures that harm both nations and the global economy.
Joe Ngai of McKinsey Greater China predicts major shifts in global trade due to geopolitical tensions, highlighting China’s resilient growth and rising global influence.
At Davos WEF 2023, leaders discuss expanding economic globalization through AI and tech innovations, emphasizing cooperation over protectionism.
WEF observers highlight rising protectionism as a threat to global trade, amid Donald Trump’s inauguration and shifting US-China relations.
China and Nicaragua celebrate the 1st anniversary of their Free Trade Agreement, which has boosted Nicaraguan exports to China by 80% and impacted multiple economic sectors.
Indonesia becomes the first Southeast Asian full member of BRICS, enhancing ASEAN’s influence and shaping global trade dynamics.
China’s economy grows by 5% in 2024 under its dual circulation strategy, balancing domestic and international markets amidst emerging challenges for 2025.