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Yuan trade finance rises in Hong Kong as firms seek cost efficiencies amid US-China tensions

The use of the yuan in trade finance is gaining momentum as companies seek cost efficiencies and supply chain diversification…

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Opinion | Why Beijing must move on from ‘Made in China 2025’ success

“Made in China 2025” has been a success, resulting in a record trade surplus of nearly US$1 trillion in 2024.…

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Trump ascendancy casts cloud over Chinese solar firms’ US ambitions

Hours before American voters began casting ballots in the November 5 election that gave Donald Trump a second term as…

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China’s massive solar rooftop roll-out gains traction, but grid struggles to keep pace

Former construction contractor Gao Shouguang switched careers last year, abandoning the troubled property sector to become a solar panel distributor…

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Chinese exporters eye procurement opportunities to lift sales, offset Trump tariff impact

Chinese exporters have been left scratching their heads amid efforts to diversify their sales destinations, with their products facing a…

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China’s logistical dream: Beijing has a new plan to counter supply-chain threats

An ambitious undertaking could help China reduce its per-unit logistics cost by 6.3 per cent in three years, as the…

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Opinion | EU and China should join hands to lead new era of green trade

Events such as the US-China trade war, the Covid-19 pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine conflict have accelerated this shift, leading to…

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China’s new green-transition guidelines show how the embattled industry will power on

The main objectives aim to achieve “remarkable results” in the green evolution by 2030, and to basically establish a green,…

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Opinion | China must not repeat its mistakes in tackling overcapacity

Fuelled by massive investments – fixed-asset investment grew by 30.1 per cent in 2009 and 23.8 per cent in 2010…

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