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India’s Complicated China Trade Problem - FEE (opens the original)
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In the summer of 2025, electronic manufacturing giant Foxconn recalled roughly 300 Chinese engineers and technicians from its facilities in Tamil Nadu, the southernmost state of India’s mainland, and a further 300 just weeks later, leaving only the plants and machines behind while withdrawing the capacity to run them. It is symbolic of what India’s trade relationship with China actually looks like, and why the current trade deficit of $112.16 billion (up from $99.12 billion a year earlier, on a
Europe’s New ASEAN Deal - FEE (opens the original)
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In Manila, on Tuesday, September 22, the European Union and the Philippines agreed on the substance of a free trade agreement, one that revealed the shape of Europe’s strategy in Southeast Asia. The deal, giving Philippine exporters permanent preferential access to the EU market of roughly 450 million consumers, follows agreements already in force with Singapore and Vietnam, an Indonesian pact awaiting approval, and Thai talks entering what Bangkok hopes to be their final round. Together, these
Japan’s Reflationist Bet Is Running Out of Road - FEE (opens the original)
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On Monday, September 7, in Tokyo, an economist who has spent a year arguing that the Bank of Japan (BoJ) should wait to hike interest rates published a note saying it no longer can. Takuji Aida, who advises Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, sits on her flagship growth-strategy panel, and 10 months ago he warned that a December rate rise would be quite risky. He now expects a rate rise from 1% on September 18, followed by three more rate hikes after that. Aida’s forecast is, in itself, unremarkable:
New Delhi’s Strategy Shows Why Protectionism Fails - FEE (opens the original)
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This month, there will be over 400 Chinese officials in New Delhi—more than double the previous delegation in 2019—to discuss the future of Sino–Indian relations. For China, those relations have never been more favorable; India’s position on the world stage has declined, though not in ways caused by China, making the prospect of resumed and increased trade between the two nations increasingly likely. A key development came in March 2026, when the Indian Union Cabinet amended Press Note 3, a rule
Brasília Makes Friends with Beijing - FEE (opens the original)
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On a Sunday night in late July, Brazil’s Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and China’s Xi Jinping spoke for more than an hour. It was cordial and faintly triumphant, with the two governments announcing their intention to accelerate a long-stalled China–Mercosur trade agreement. Alongside this, there are plans to deepen cooperation on satellites and critical-minerals processing, and waive short-stay visa requirements. This marks a serious change for Brazil. For years, it was Brasília that had spearheaded
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