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China's rare earth export curbs push Australian miner to fast track Africa project as nations step up diversification plans

Concerns over China’s intentions were heightened when sources said Beijing could restrict exports to the US, a move that could hurt its weapons manufacturing industry.

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China, India able to absorb share of record coronavirus-induced global debt levels with 'growth credibility'

Global debt surged to US$281 trillion last year amid government efforts to offset the impact of the coronavirus, according to the Institute of International Finance (IIF).

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China-Australia relations: Chinese tariffs weighing heavy on world's largest listed winemaker after profits plunge

China-Australia relations: Chinese tariffs weighing heavy on world’s largest listed winemaker after profits plunge
China imposed up to 212 per cent tariffs on Australian wine in November amid the ongoing dispute between the two trading partners
On Wednesday, Treasury Wine Estates said net profit attributable in the half year that ended on December 31 tumbled 43 per cent to A$120.9 million (US$94 million)

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China's top 5 infrastructure projects set to cost US$131 billion, but overall investment set to drop amid debt fears

China’s top 5 infrastructure projects set to cost US$131 billion, but overall investment set to drop amid debt fears
Last year, China turned to its old playbook to drum up growth amid the coronavirus outbreak by boosting investment spending on infrastructure projects
But growing pressure on local government finances are among the reasons that the growth of infrastructure investment could slow

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China coal: why is it so important to the economy? | South China Morning Post

China is the world’s largest producer and consumer of coal, but it has pledged to transition away from fossil fuels over the next four decades as it is also the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases.

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China food security: time to boost domestic output as focus on imports 'fundamentally incompatible'

China food security: time to boost domestic output as focus on imports ‘fundamentally incompatible’
China’s focus on self-reliance in food security this year means stronger domestic production and so fewer imports over time, analysts say
Food supply self-reliance has become a hot political issue and economic priority ahead of the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party this year

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China-Australia relations: allowing coal ships to dock on humanitarian grounds not seen as softening of import ban

China-Australia relations: allowing coal ships to dock on humanitarian grounds not seen as softening of import ban
China unofficially stopped importing Australian coal – both thermal coal used for electricity generation and coking coal – in October amid escalating tensions
Eight vessels have been given permission to dock at three northern ports in China on humanitarian grounds with some ships having been at sea since June

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China economy: FDI rose in January following record 2020 | South China Morning Post

China economy: FDI rose in January following record 2020
Foreign direct investment (FDI) into China rose 4.6 per cent from a year earlier in January to 91.61 billion yuan (US$14.2 billion)
In US dollar terms, FDI rose 6.2 per cent year on year to US$13.47 billion, the Chinese Commerce Ministry said on Wednesday

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US-China trade war: phase one trade deal largely a 'failure', as purchases fall well short of targets

US-China trade war: phase one trade deal largely a ‘failure’, as purchases fall well short of targets
China and the US signed their phase one trade deal in January 2020, with China committing to buy US$200 billion more goods and services over the next two years
According to a report by the Peterson Institute for International Economics, US exports of phase one goods in 2020 fell more than 40 per cent short of the target

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US-China relations: threat of financial war fading as investors eye returns from likes of Kuaishou, Agora

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The black swan of a financial war between China and the United States is seen as unlikely to make an appearance in 2021 after a series of events in the past few days. Photo: Reuters
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Zhou Xin co-leads the political economy team at the Post. He mainly covers economic stories but also writes about Chinese politics and diplomacy. He has previously worked for Reuters and Bloomberg in Beijing.

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