Other Briefings
How Will China’s Rare Earth Export Controls Impact Industries and Businesses?
China has imposed new restrictions on the export of certain rare earth products, extending oversight to items produced abroad using Chinese technology and materials, potentially further disrputing global supply chains.
China-Germany Trade and Investment Outlook 2026: Strategic Shifts in Technology, Supply Chains, and Green Industry
China and Germany are entering a new phase of pragmatic economic engagement driven by technology and sustainability. Despite geopolitical headwinds, sectors like EVs, hydrogen energy, and automation offer strong growth potential.
China International Import Expo (CIIE) 2025 Kicks Off in Shanghai Today
CIIE 2025 is China’s largest import-focused trade event to date, featuring expanded exhibition areas and upgraded facilitation measures.
China-Sweden Economic Relations: Trade, Investment, and Opportunities
China and Sweden are each other’s largest trading partners in Asia and Northern Europe, with notable Swedish exports including pharmaceuticals, machinery, and transport equipment.
China’s Green Bunkering Market: Navigating Opportunities in a Nascent Industry
China is emerging as an early leader in green marine fuel development, advancing from pilot projects to initial commercialization, presenting both opportunities and risks for first movers.
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan Recommendations – Key Takeaways for Foreign Businesses
China’s next five-year policy blueprint focuses on industrial upgrading and technological development, signaling new opportunities but stronger competition from domestic industries.
Avoiding Origin Violations: How Foreign Businesses in China Can Legally Route Goods Through ASEAN and Beyond
To avoid origin violations, foreign businesses sourcing from China can legally route goods through ASEAN by ensuring substantial transformation, accurate origin labeling, and thorough documentation.
Understanding China’s Key Economic Indicators for Q3 2025
China’s economy in Q3 2025 rose 4.8 percent year on year (1.1 percent quarter-on-quarter), keeping the “around 5 percent” annual target within reach, but marking the weakest pace in a year.
