Every day it seems the US markets get knocked around due to some events happening overseas. China and Europe have been trading places as the tail wagging our dog, though last week was mercifully light on China news due to the New Year. ...
This means that China's trade surplus actually shrunk by nearly 64%. It's just a month's data and there could be a partial seasonal excuse, but given relative economic weakness globally vs. China , perhaps this is pointing to a ...
Amid growing fears of a real-estate bubble, Chinese officials moved to restrain bank lending and rein in inflation by raising China's bank reserve requirements twice in one month. Global financial markets reacted with risk aversion ...
Mainland China's stock market, open for the first time since the weeklong Lunar New Year holiday, slipped on Monday, while markets elsewhere in the region rallied as investors digested the impact of recent moves by the US and Chinese ...
US and China seem to be engaged in a sounding out match, where each is gauging the other's nerves. Unnecessary hue and cry has been raised by China about the sale of weapons to Taiwan. President Obama seems unruffled though.
The West seems to be annoyed by a series of events: China's cyber attacks on Western computer networks, disputes with Google, crackdowns on human rights activists, execution of a British citizen, and its unhelpful role ranging from the ...
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