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Beijing’s treatment of fallen entrepreneurs will provide evidence of how far it has shifted on the private sector
Also in today’s newsletter, interest rates set for 15-year highs and Twitter pays first $300mn interest bill
Also in this newsletter: German economy shrinks unexpectedly, big week for central banks and the EU’s ‘Qatargate’ scandal
Proponents of business as usual and the new cold warriors are too confident of their ability to predict the future
As the country pivots from zero-Covid, traders are betting on a surge in demand
Analysts hope abandonment of zero-Covid policies will unleash flood of consumer spending
China is vital market for lower-tech chip machinery makers such as Nikon and Tokyo Electron
Beijing has more work ahead to rebuild the trust of investors and business
Risks of disruption to ports and shipping are outweighed by a boost to global demand
Semiconductor manufacturer fears impact of escalating US-China tech war
Officials side with employers against labourers seeking overdue new year pay amid economic malaise
Doubts linger over consumers’ willingness to deploy ‘excess’ deposits
Efforts to bolster confidence in the sector draw some foreign investors back to developers’ dollar debt
US Treasury secretary wants progress from Beijing on deal that has taken ‘far too long’ to resolve
The monetary order is already being challenged by de-dollarisation efforts and central bank digital currencies
Liu He mounts pitch for country’s reopening at private World Economic Forum lunch
Beijing has indicated it will resume coal imports from Australia in diplomatic thaw
President says country entering ‘new phase’ of pandemic with focus turning to rural areas
Beijing and Washington try to counter fears with first meeting of two most senior economic officials in three years
First debt issuance under China’s new rules to improve access to country’s onshore capital markets
The tech giant increasingly finds itself beholden to America’s biggest geopolitical rival. But is diversification even possible?
The suspicion is that President Biden’s competition imperative will take precedence over his co-operative one
Mom-and-pop enterprises crucial to driving post-Covid revival after GDP expansion slows in 2022
Chinese vice-premier Liu He tells Davos meeting that country is returning to normal faster than government expected
First decline in 60 years set to have long-term consequences for domestic and global economies
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