Huan Zhu
Talk About U.S.-Taiwan Trade Negotiations Picks Up
Reports suggest that U.S.-Taiwan trade talks may move ahead soon with an announcement of new details, although the scope of such talks remains clouded with uncertainty.
Five Chinese SOEs Delist from NYSE
In a further development related to the U.S.-China spat over auditing requirements for Chinese companies listed in the United States, five Chinese state-owned companies have decided to delist from the New York Stock Exchange.
China and Nepal Talk Trade and BRI Projects
In meetings that took place last week, officials from China and Nepal discussed ways to boost bilateral trade, and renewed commitments on Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) projects.
China and South Korea Vow to Work on FTA and Supply Chains
High level officials of China and South Korea met this week and discussed ways to strengthen trade ties, including trade negotiations. This meeting came after South Korea expressed interest in the U.S.-led alliance Chip 4, which is designed to counter China's role in the semiconductor supply
China Criticizes U.S. CHIPS Act, Questioning WTO-Consistency
As President Biden signed the CHIPS Act of 2022 yesterday, Chinese government officials and trade associations expressed their opposition to specific aspects of the law, calling it an example of "US’s practice of economic coercion" and raising questions as to whether it is consistent with WTO rules.
China Begins to Sell Pears to Ecuador
China's Customs agency recently set out guidelines for its exporters to sell fresh pears to Ecuador.
China To Lower Tariffs on More Goods from LDCs
The Chinese government announced that it will lower tariffs on more imports from 16 least developed countries, effective on September 1.