We do not believe there is a policy divergence between Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang, despite popular speculation.
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If the GOP takes back both chambers in the midterm elections, more China bills are likely to pass in the next couple of years.
Leading policy advisers across the ideological spectrum to call for more aggressive actions to boost consumption and housing.
The US handling of its “one China policy” is changing over time into something increasingly unfavorable to Beijing.
Official data confirms that the Chinese economy shrank in April, as covid and related restrictions hit the country hard.
China’s corporate sector mounted a comeback in Q1 after a lousy Q4, confirms data from non-financial A-share listed firms.
The USTR has started an expiry review of Section 301 tariffs for Chinese products as some approach their four-year deadline.
26 provinces have installed new provincial party secretaries since 2020; they will serve as the central-local ligaments during Xi’s third term.
All indicators have pointed to a much more substantial deterioration in April. China’s situation is unlikely to normalize in May, making it very difficult to hit the target.