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"Talk" to be catchword in 2019 U.S.-China trade ties: experts
There is an urgent need to address the U.S.-China trade issues through talks and work together to make a deal.
Awaiting a new president, World Bank does not have to follow tradition
As the World Bank awaits a successor for president Jim Yong Kim, it faces an opportunity to select a globally recognized leader based on merits.
China capable of keeping reasonably high growth rate in 2019: economist
China will be able to maintain a growth rate around 6.5 percent and continue to contribute about 30 percent of the growth to the global economy.
Will U.S win the trade battle ? or China could win
President Donald Trump may be winning the trade battle with China, but China could still end up winning the war.
World economy needs strong economic performance from U.S., China:Tim Cook
Apple CEO Tim Cook said Tuesday that a strong U.S.-China economy is needed for the world economy to be strong.
China-U.S. Beijing trade talks make "useful progress": U.S. expert
The U.S.-China trade talks in Beijing achieved "useful progress" and both parties are expected to narrow down their differences further.
Hong Kong, super-connector for Chinese firms to go global under B&R
Hong Kong has played an increasingly important role in promoting the two-way exchanges after the Belt & Road Initiative was proposed in 2013.
Eventual Brexit outcome remains uncertain
Nobody could predict what the eventual outcome will be.
American Companies Need Chinese Consumers
Apple’s declining sales reveal how important the health of China’s consumer market is to the world’s economy.
Brexit's negative effect on UK, euro zone could spill over
Brexit is a risk to UK growth, but a disorderly Brexit is a threat to euro area growth and a lot of countries rely heavily on euro area for trade."
The China story that is far bigger than Apple
China, long the world’s heavyweight saver and a huge buyer of foreign assets like Treasurys, is now a big spender.
Reserve requirement ratio cuts to boost China's real economy
The PBOC's recent decision to lower the level of cash that lenders must hold as reserves will help channel funds into the real economy.
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