March 18, 2013 10:53 AM
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China Trade Now Bigger than US
Chinese state media reports foreign trade surged in January. Exports jumped 25%, and imports increased 28%. The growth was bigger than the increase seen in December, from Xinhua: “A lower comparative base last year caused by fewer working days has helped push up the growth rate this year,” said Li Jian, a foreign trade expert from a research institute at the Ministry of Commerce (MOC).February 10, 2013 9:56 AM
Amid Tensions, Chinese Fruit a Turnoff in Vietnam
While food safety is a major public concern within China, the seemingly endless parade of food scares and scandals has al
MOC Claims China Not World’s Top Trading Nation
China’s Ministry of Commerce is contesting recent media reports that China surpassed the U.S. as the world’s
February 15, 2013 2:14 PM
U.S. Wary of China, from Los Alamos to Orbit
A letter obtained by Reuters indicates that the Los Alamos National Laboratory, birthplace and custodian of America’
January 7, 2013 8:47 PM
- CDT Money: Uncertainty Looms in 2013
- Is Insourcing More Than Just Wishful Thinking...
- CDT Money: Credit Where Credit Is Due
- U.S. Files W.T.O. Case against China
- India and Vietnam’s Trade Relationship ...
- CDT Money: The Numbers Game
- Rare White Paper Published on Rare Earths
- CDT Money: Game On
- Debates on the Future of China’s Economy
- China Reaches Out on Rare Earth
- Falling: China’s Share of Global Arms I...
- Obama Announces WTO Case Against China
- CDT Money: To Ease, or Not to Ease?
- China Posts Massive Trade Deficit
- China’s Giant Pool Of Money
- CDT Money: Trade Contraction Fuels Concerns
- China Trade Contraction Adds Growth Concern
- Time for a Strategic Reset
