Political concerns and safety issues could put a dampener on China’s goal to become a key builder of nuclear power facilities.
China’s economy is on the mend, even though long-term challenges are still in the cards.
Governments across the the globe should focus most on fiscal stimulus, structural reform and innovation to boost productivity, says China.
Despite recent fluctuations, the Chinese market offers some growth opportunities.
As China rebalances its economy, its domestic consumer brands will blossom.
China’s currency fluctuation has been driven by interest rates and market sentiment, and we may see further weakness.
More countries are pushing for urbanization and megacities, and the threat of climate change is growing.
The growing demand for mobile data is creating infrastructure opportunities.
A U.S. rate hike could have direct implications for emerging market growth.
China’s continued deceleration has significantly impacted resource-rich economies as well as global demand for basic resources.