March 21, 2012 1:27 PM
China's rise debt crisis EU EU relations euro european union europe china's rise EU trade exports five books food foreign currency reserves foreign direct investment France global warming high-tech history house arrest Hu Jintao human rights diplomacy imf India international monetary fund Li Keqiang Spain tourism United States views of China Wen Jiabao Yuan rate
CDT Money: Trade Contraction Fuels Concerns
With China continuing to weigh a possible financial lifeline to Europe, the week’s economic news began with a warning from the IMF that prolonged trouble in the eurozone could halve China’s GDP growth in 2012. The new “downside” forecast released by the organization’s Beijing office on Monday cautioned that “financial volatility emanating from Europe” couldFebruary 12, 2012 1:09 PM
Children of China’s Future
Yale Global is publishing a two-part series that will look at, “widening inequality in China and its effects on chi
IMF Cuts China’s 2012 Growth Forecast
While it weighs the possibility of providing financial support to curb the debt crisis in Europe, the IMF warned Monday t
February 6, 2012 7:05 PM
China and Merkel do Diplomatic Euro Debt Dance
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is in China, sowing potentially advantageous diplomatic relations in the midst of the EU&
February 3, 2012 5:20 PM
- China’s FDI Falls Again
- China Diversifying Away From The Dollar
- G-20 Sets Yuan Policy Aside
- State-Owned Power Companies “Venture Ou...
- China's Rise: To Fear Or Not To Fear?
- Eurozone Crisis, China and The Begging Bowl
- Europe May Ease Human Rights Pressure on Chin...
- Europe Turns to China to Bolster Rescue Fund
- China’s Fall, Not Its Rise, Is the Real...
- China Official Media: U.S. Woes Threaten Glob...
- World Says China Will Overtake America
- Streaks of Red
- Chinese to Be Taught in All Swedish Schools
- Five Books: Fuchsia Dunlop on Chinese Food
- Working Out What China Wants
- China’s Wen in Britain for Second Leg o...
- Ai Weiwei’s Cousin to be Released; Othe...
- China Looms Over Russia’s Far East



