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Boosting China’s social safety net could address consumption woes: IMF director (opens the original)
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The global organisation found that savings of rural households decrease when social and healthcare spending is higher The Chinese government needs to increase its spending on social safety nets, including pensions and rural healthcare, and further relax urban household registration restrictions to give households greater confidence to spend rather than save, according to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) Asia-Pacific chief. China needed to rebalance its economy towards more consumption-led
As Chinese carmakers diversify beyond CATL, Beijing warns of market overreaction (opens the original)
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MIIT-linked commentary dismisses “de-CATLisation” concerns as normal supplier diversification and warns cutthroat price competition poses a far bigger threat A publication under China’s industry ministry has pushed back against market chatter of “de-CATLisation” as a growing number of the battery giant’s automotive partners diversify their suppliers, with the company’s shares falling recently. The publication followed several Chinese carmakers, including Xiaomi, Li Auto and Xpeng, expanding part
A shift by China towards service-based economy may realign trade, EU group says (opens the original)
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The nation has seen little progress towards addressing ‘involution’, with output still growing beyond absorption rate, says an EU trade group As Beijing and Brussels prepare for October talks on trade imbalances, an EU trade association has called for more concrete action, such as China shifting towards a more service-based economy, to address the country’s domestic supply-demand imbalances that have contributed to trade tensions. The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China (EUCCC), which ha
China’s crude imports are rising again. What will that mean for oil prices? (opens the original)
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China’s plunging oil imports prevented a bigger price spike after the Iran war broke out, but its crude purchases are now ticking up again China is showing early signs of stepping up imports of crude oil after months of subdued buying amid the US-Israel war on Iran, threatening to erode a buffer that has helped prevent a larger surge in global oil prices. But analysts do not expect China to quickly return to its pre-war import levels, as elevated crude prices could squeeze margins for Chinese re
China launches Pinglu Canal, slashing transit time to Southeast Asia (opens the original)
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Newly opened Pinglu Canal will allow cargo from inland provinces to reach the Gulf of Tonkin, avoiding a 560km detour, deepening trade ties The 134.2km (83.4 mile) waterway links Nanning, the capital of the southern region of Guangxi, to the Gulf of Tonkin, known as the Beibu Gulf in China, allowing cargo from inland provinces to reach the sea without taking a roughly 560km detour via Guangzhou, cutting both transit times and logistics costs. With the canal’s opening, two new freight routes have
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