Huan Zhu

Trade with China Benefits the U.S., But Selective Decoupling Is Possible, Says Chubb CEO

During a joint event hosted by the Peterson Institute for International Economics and the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Evan Greenberg, Chairman and CEO of Chubb Insurance, explained why he thinks unilateral decoupling with China is not the right approach. While "there will be cases of selective decoupling,

China's Trade Faces Pressure, But There Are Some Highlights, MOFCOM Officials Say

China's Commerce officials recently touted China's development in trade and foreign investment in the first four months of 2022, including that private companies' share in international trade increased to 58.5%, and there was a 26% rise of foreign investment, despite the economic slowdown caused
WTO

WTO's 12th Ministerial Conference Starts with Opening Statements from China, Other Major Trading Powers

On June 12, the WTO's 12th Ministerial Conference kicked off. Officials from China, the United States, the European Union, and other WTO Member all made remarks. While they all expressed support for the multinational trading system, they each emphasized different areas in which they believed the WTO should
SPS

Beijing Suspends Fish Imports from Taiwan

Grouper fish is the latest source of a trade spat between mainland China and Taiwan. If the issues are not resolved bilaterally, Taiwan could raise them at the World Trade Organization.

China Discusses BRI and Railways with Central Asia Countries

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi recently met with high level officials of five Central Asian countries, and discussed further cooperation on the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), finance, trade, energy, and other areas, as well as railways connecting China and Europe.

Details Revealed for Upcoming Summit on Multinationals and China

China's Ministry of Commerce recently revealed some information on the upcoming Summit focusing on supply chains, green and low-carbon transformation, and intellectual property protection.

Argentina and Uruguay Levy Anti-Dumping Duties on Chinese Imports

Argentina and Uruguay recently imposed anti-dumping duties on various Chinese goods, including water heaters and metal doors.
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