Euro and Yuan Strength Gain Momentum as Dollar Slides in Shifting Currency Landscape

The U.S. dollar is facing renewed downward pressure against both the euro and the Chinese yuan, as policymakers in Europe and China step up efforts to expand the global role of their currencies. The recent exchange rate movements are unfolding at a time

EU Leaders Debate Strategy to Reduce Economic Reliance on China and the United States

European Union leaders are preparing to debate a broad strategy aimed at reducing the bloc’s economic dependence on both China and the United States, as concerns grow over vulnerability to economic pressure and supply chain disruptions. The discussions focus on strengthening Europe’s internal

China and Trump Draw Fire in US House Hearing on Foreign Influence in Nonprofits

A heated congressional hearing in Washington has put foreign influence in US nonprofit organisations under renewed scrutiny, with China emerging as a central target alongside pointed criticism of US President Donald Trump. The session reflected rising political tension in the United States as

Survey Warns China May Surpass US Economy While Taiwan Conflict Risks Persist

China could become the world’s largest economy within the next decade, yet still face a heightened risk of military confrontation in the Taiwan Strait, according to a new survey of global geopolitical forecasters. The findings highlight a future in which economic strength does

China Cuts Fundraising Wait Times to Support Loss Making Tech Firms

China has moved to ease fundraising pressure on technology companies by sharply reducing the waiting period for loss making firms seeking refinancing or additional capital, underscoring Beijing’s determination to support strategic industries despite weaker near term profitability. The policy shift is designed to

Taiwan Heads to Washington for Final Talks on Reciprocal Trade Agreement

Taiwan’s trade negotiators are travelling to the United States this week for what officials describe as the final round of discussions on a bilateral trade and tariff agreement reached in principle last month. The talks are expected to formalize commitments that would lower

Europe Warns Green Hydrogen Push Could Falter as China Scales Faster

Europe’s emerging green hydrogen industry is sounding alarms over its ability to compete globally, as executives warn that China’s rapid industrial scaling could eclipse European efforts unless the European Union accelerates support for domestic manufacturers. Industry leaders argue that without stronger public procurement

China overtakes Argentina to become Brazil’s top vehicle exporter in January

China has overtaken Argentina to become Brazil’s largest exporter of vehicles, marking a major shift in South America’s automotive trade landscape and highlighting the rapid rise of Chinese carmakers in the region’s biggest market. Industry data for January shows Chinese manufacturers shipping more

Russian oil tankers increasingly cite Singapore as a destination as exports pivot toward China.

Russian oil shipments are increasingly listing Singapore as their official destination, a trend that traders say reflects both heightened sensitivity to Western sanctions and a quiet shift in crude export flows away from India and toward China. Shipping data indicates that the change

From Waitress to Global CEO: Haidilao’s Yang Lijuan Becomes Symbol of China’s Corporate Mobility

Yang Lijuan’s rise from a frontline waitress to the chief executive of a global restaurant business has become one of China’s most talked about corporate success stories, highlighting how loyalty, operational expertise and long term commitment can still propel careers in the country’s