Commentary: Ignoring China’s disastrous ‘three Ds’ could be a global risk
Disease, drought and debt will have worldwide effects, says the Financial Times’ Megan Greene.Continue Reading
Disease, drought and debt will have worldwide effects, says the Financial Times’ Megan Greene.Continue Reading
China’s Cabinet has outlined a 19-point package to maintain the economy afloat. It’s safe in order to assume more developments are in the functions, says Bloomberg Opinion’s Daniel Moss.Continue Reading
It is harder than you think to move supply chains from one country to another. That’s why there’s still no real alternative to Beijing’s might, says Bloomberg Opinion’s Anjani Trivedi and Shuli Ren.Continue Reading
Malaysia’s ban on chicken exports to Singapore has allowed Indonesia to participate the competitive chicken export market, but in the long run, Indonesia will be able to compete only if it may find a way to transport reside chickens to Singapore, say these authors.Continue Reading
Bangkok’s recent offer to allow foreigners to buy land in Thailand is poorly thought out and will not be the particular panacea for the Thailänder economy that the government envisages, say two experts.Continue Reading
As more designers default on debt and stall housing projects, buyers are usually threatening to stop making loan payments. For that Chinese government, an effort to short-circuit the particular spread of mortgage boycotts risks fuelling the behaviour it’s trying to prevent, says Matthew Brooker associated with Bloomberg Opinion.Continue Reading
The rapidly spreading demonstration — borrowers refusing for making mortgage payments on incomplete homes — threatens to rattle the Chinese financial system, says Bloomberg’s Shuli Ren.Continue Reading
The particular pandemic offered a large opportunity for tech start-ups to scale. A lot of prioritised growth more than efficiency, says business outfit Momentum Works’ Yorlin Ng.Continue Reading
As the flow associated with deals at the Hong Kong stock exchange dries upward, confidence is beginning to wane, says the Financial Times’ Hudson Lockett.Continue Reading
Recent output disruptions may have more regarding the explosion in pent-up demand and the unevenness of the recuperation that preceded the Ukraine war, says a researcher.Continue Reading
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