Other Briefings
New Procurement Rules Favor “Made in China”: Strategic Takeaways for Businesses
China’s new government procurement policy introduces a 20 percent price evaluation advantage for qualifying domestic products and sets clearer standards for what counts as “Made in China.”
China’s Expanding FTA Network: Unlocking New Opportunities for Global Investors
China’s FTA framework is reshaping global trade and unlocking new opportunities for foreign investors. With 23 FTAs signed and a growing focus on digital and green sectors, China offers a strategic gateway to Asia and beyond.
Gulf Wealth Powers China’s 2025 Investment Boom: From Finance to Energy
Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds are driving China’s 2025 investment surge, especially in finance, energy, and infrastructure. Policy reforms and China–GCC ties are accelerating deal flows and strategic cooperation.
China Sets 7-10% Carbon Reduction Target – Breaking Down the 2035 Climate Pledges
China’s new climate targets set a modest baseline for emissions reduction while aiming to expand renewable energy capacity, increase forest stock, and further drive the adoption of new energy vehicles.
Mapping China’s Outbound Investment (ODI) Shifts: Sources, Destinations, and Sectors
In 2024, China’s ODI rose to US$192.2 billion, with a clear pivot toward high-tech, green energy, and digital infrastructure, reflecting a strategy of innovation-driven, sustainable global expansion.
Can China’s Sports and Fitness Industry Drive New Consumption?
As interest in sports and fitness grows across China, the government is harnessing the industry’s potential as a driver of new domestic consumption. We look at the latest trends, policy initiatives, and investment opportunities in the burgeoning sector.
Accessing the RCEP via China – Strategies for European Companies
With the right entry and supply chain strategies, European companies can tap into RCEP’s tariff and customs advantages by channeling production and trade through China.
How Are Tariffs Impacting Chinese Exports to the US?
Chinese exports to the US have dropped significantly in 2025 as Trump’s tariffs begin to bite. We examine the latest trade data and discuss the possible trajectory of US-China trade.
