How the US trade war with China is affecting value-chains of goods
Jayant Menon
The US-China trade war is more than a year old now, with no end in sight.
How the US trade war with China is affecting value-chains of goods
Trade war window of opportunity ‘slams shut’
Kevin Livingston
Hopes for an influx of Chinese manufacturers evaporate over fears of a global recession
Trade war, Fed cuts turning global economy on its head
Benjamin
Jitters from the impending Fed Reserve rate cuts can be felt in global markets already impacted by the trade war
Trade wars and EU’s ruling backpedals globalisation
Sathish Govind
Trade wars are ringing alarm bells across the globe and the Southeast Asian region is not spared. Besides the prolonged trade war between the US and China, which will impact the Asean region, there are other trade woes on the horizon.
How China can maintain its strategic market
He Jun
John Chen, president of the reinsurance company in Swiss Re China, said at the Summer Davos Forum that the “future belongs to China, and the entire Swiss Re regards China as a strategically important market.
The possibility of a worsening global economy
Yet the current global crisis we are facing now is to a considerable extent, a “man-made disaster” caused by extreme policies. One of the most obvious examples is the global trade war initiated by the Trump administration.
The time to change is now
Miles Dugmore
The economic tariffs on rice exports to the EU were mainly at the behest of Italian rice producers who could not compete with imported rice. As seen in trade wars, we are likely to see more of this sort of action – certainly among the major trading blocks.
The heat is on!
Benjamin
The US China trade war with President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping as the key players shows the world two men with a lot of self-confidence. Or is it overconfidence?
US-China trade war likely to be a boon for ASEAN
Sathish Govind
The extended trade war between the US and China is likely to deal a blow to the world economy particularly the Chinese economy but it is set to be a boon to the Asean region.
How South-East Asian investors could win in a trade war
Capital Cambodia Staff
Investors are entering 2019 with wary thoughts after a year of weak performance characterised by extreme bouts of volatility. The S&P 500, considered the bellwether of stock performance, ended 2018 with its biggest yearly loss since the global financial crisis.