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The investors said they were effectively locked out of the company and when they tried to assert their shareholder rights in China, they encountered obstacles not only from the company but also from local authorities. #investors #finance #business

China’s GDP grew 5% in 2025, the same as the previous year amid weak domestic demand and ongoing trade tensions. #China #GDP #Economy caixinglobal.com/2026-01-16/chi…

In Depth: China’s local governments have increased the number of culture-and-tourism investment companies in recent years, with some designed to shift traditional financing vehicles onto a market-oriented footing. But risks remain. caixinglobal.com/2025-11-12/in-…

Shares of Nio in Hong Kong and Singapore plunged Thursday after Caixin revealed that Singapore sovereign fund GIC is suing the EV-maker for alleged securities fraud. Read the full in-depth report: caixinglobal.com/2025-10-16/in-…

China is channeling more foreign direct investment outflows to partners of Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative, aiming to strengthen global supply chains in the face of U.S. tariff headwinds. #FDI #China #SupplyChain #Investment #TradeWar caixinglobal.com/2025-08-27/cha…

China’s second-quarter GDP growth slowed to 5.2%, with domestic consumption losing momentum and property investment falling at the fastest pace since early 2020. caixinglobal.com/2025-07-15/chi…

The statement also says “under the current tariff levels, U.S. imports to China have no market acceptance potential. If the US continues to hike additional tariffs on Chinese goods, China will not be bothered.”

Official announcement: gss.mof.gov.cn/gzdt/zhengcefa…

BREAKING: China hits back with 125% tariffs on US goods, up from 84%. 🧵 (1/X) #china #TariffWar #TrumpTariffs

China is likely to restart allowing unprofitable tech companies to list on Shanghai’s STAR Market, sources with knowledge of the matter said, showing intensified financing support for technology innovations. caixinglobal.com/2025-03-12/chi…

Activity in China's manufacturing sector expanded marginally in the first month of 2025, with a sharp drop in employment and a continued decline in new export orders, a Caixin #PMI survey showed Monday. caixinglobal.com/2025-02-03/chi…

Chart of the Day: Around half of the Chinese mainland’s provincial-level governments have set 2025 GDP targets lower than last year’s, as domestic demand remains tepid. caixinglobal.com/2025-01-21/cha…

In an interview with Caixin, the @bankofthailand governor described efforts to balance the country’s post-pandemic recovery with managing its high household debt. #Economy #banking #finance caixinglobal.com/2024-12-30/int…

In an interview with Caixin, the Bank of Thailand’s governor described efforts to balance the country’s post-pandemic recovery with managing its high household debt. caixinglobal.com/2024-12-30/int…

Introducing Asia Central Banking, our special reporting series featuring exclusive interviews with central bank governors. The series begins with Chia Der Jiun, head of Singapore’s central bank, who offers his perspectives on crypto, AI and tackling inflation. Read the full interview here: caixinglobal.com/asia-central-b…

🇰🇷🚨‼️ SUMMARY OF THE CRAZY EVENTS IN SOUTH KOREA: 1) The president of South Korea expected an impeachment from the opposition. 2) To prevent that, he declared martial law banning all political activity! 3) The Korean army came and closed off the parliament to prevent MPs to come in and vote! 4) Korean MPs climbed over the fence and made their way to the parliament, breaching the block! 5) The special forces tried to storm the parliament, to stop the “political activity” 6) The parliament was as able to vote, and they voted unanimously to lift the martial law and lift all restrictions! 7) The army not know what to do first, decided to abide by the parliament and left! -> The opposition and the people won, by sneaking into the parliament and voting! The president is to be removed, or is already removed now! WOW!

Speculation that Ant Group will revive plans for an IPO has intensified as a compulsory waiting period, triggered by an overhaul ordered by regulators, comes to an end. caixinglobal.com/2024-11-22/spe…

“It is clear to China that the key to its response (to the US pledged 60% tariffs) lies in macro policies, especially fiscal policies. Fiscal policies are a more powerful tool to shore up domestic demand,” an economist said. #China #US #Economy #Trade #Tariffs #USElection2024

Chart of the Day: The economic performance of most Chinese regions lagged behind their annual GDP growth targets in the first nine months of the year, but there were some bright spots among provinces benefiting from emerging industries. caixinglobal.com/2024-11-01/cha…

In Depth: Chinese banks are increasing scrutiny of retail loans out of concern that they are being used to buy stocks, after demand for personal borrowing shot up in the wake of the recent stimulus-fueled rally. caixinglobal.com/2024-10-24/in-…