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Global sector sees opportunities despite China's population drop - Vimarsana News

Global sector sees opportunities despite China's population drop

The globe's top source market has seen its population drop, but international educators say that opportunities in China are still too big to ignore.

The morning catch up: Newcrest considers new Newmont bid; China's economy back on a growth path - Vimarsana News

The morning catch up: Newcrest considers new Newmont bid; China's economy back on a growth path

The ASX is set to open higher today, with futures trading 12 points higher, up 0.16%. The local index will start better than Wall St closed out Friday....

Impact Of China's Drought Is Small Compared To Its Real Estate Crisis - Vimarsana News

Impact Of China's Drought Is Small Compared To Its Real Estate Crisis

Heatwaves and little rainfall in some parts of China have caused drought in the southwestern Chinese province of Sichuan, which greatly relies on hydroelectric power. Read more.

China's Geopolitical Extortion - Vimarsana News

China's Geopolitical Extortion

China’s Pre-EmptiveSanctionsChina’s never-ending war of“zero tolerance” against pandemic outbreaks with draconian lockdowns inmega-cities, notably Shanghai and more recently Beijing, represent pathologicalefforts of achieving the unattainable objective of complete eradication.The other perhaps conspiratorialpossibility is that, by design or default, the Chinese leadership is convenientlyusing the outbreak as a stealth foreign tool

Revising down our China GDP forecast - Vimarsana News

Revising down our China GDP forecast

We are revising down China's 2022 GDP forecast to 4.8% from 5.4%, as monetary and fiscal policy is insufficient to make up for shortfalls elsewhere - consumption is lacking a growth driver.