RBA sees risks and rewards in yuan’s rise
Australia can expect more trade in the yuan as China moves to liberalise its currency, says a report from the Reserve Bank.
Australia can expect more trade in the yuan as China moves to liberalise its currency, says a report from the Reserve Bank.
The US and China are bunkering in for a long war that will reshape global trade.
China has spruiked the “huge potential” for Australian LNG exporters as it nixes prospect of trade talks given tariff “knife”.
China has warned that the US actions in launching a trade war pose a ‘grave threat to the multilateral trading system’.
Hong Kong yesterday banned the two-year-old National Party, which advocates independence from China.
China has called in American ambassador Terry Branstad in protest against the sanctions for buying Russian arms.
The iron ore trade between Australia and China is worth more than $45 billion a year.
The Vatican has signed a historic agreement with Beijing over the appointment of Catholic bishops in China.
China needs to break the ‘monopoly’ of foreign iron ore suppliers supplying its steel mills, a Chinese mining executive says.
China’s steel industry is set for strong growth despite the trade war, according to Fortescue Metals CEO Elizabeth Gaines.
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