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China-U.S. Rivalry
China and the United States, the world's two largest economies, have been engaging in a tense competition for geopolitical, economic and tech supremacy.
China-U.S. Relations Are More Complicated Than a ‘Cold War,’ Experts Say
Scholar says two dangerous trends are emerging — one, framing everything in terms of security and, two, each side seeing the other as an ideological foe when it is not the case
In Depth: Thaw in China Relations Brings Good Vibes to Canada’s Energy, Agri-Food Businesses
Trade and investment in the pillar industries are showing signs of recovery, say speakers at an industry forum
Commentary: Why China’s Exports Turned Negative in October
A surprising contraction in October, the first since March, points to normalizing trade patterns, high base effects and a tougher road ahead for the world’s second-largest economy
U.S. Exporters Laud China Tariff Reprieve, but Scars Remain
Companies at a major Shanghai trade fair recount months of disruption, from halted shipments to rerouted supply chains, highlighting the lasting impact of uncertainty despite a recent truce
Business Brief (Nov. 6): China to Lift Export Controls on U.S. Firms
China extends visa-free policy for France, Shenzhen to host APEC meeting next year
Goldman CEO Expects Foreign Investors to Further Return to China in 2026
The CEO says sentiment toward Chinese assets is normalizing as markets recover and U.S.-China relations stabilize
Trade War Monitor, Nov. 3: Sweeping Truce Pauses U.S.-China Economic Conflict
The deal provides relief for farmers and shippers but buys Washington time to build new rare earth supply chains, signaling the strategic rivalry is far from over
China, South Korea Vow to Deepen Economic Ties, Speed Up Trade Talks
Chinese President Xi Jinping and his South Korean counterpart Lee Jae Myung pledged to strengthen their strategic partnership, accelerate free-trade talks and boost cooperation in emerging tech sectors like AI
China Sees ‘Stable Period’ for U.S. Ties After Xi-Trump Summit
Following the APEC summit in South Korea, China’s foreign minister highlights diplomatic progress with the U.S. and Asian neighbors while positioning Beijing as a champion of free trade ahead of hosting next year’s forum
In Depth: Busan Summit Sets Course for New U.S.-China Equilibrium
In their first meeting in six years, Xi and Trump forge a one-year truce on tariffs and export controls, steering the world’s two largest economies toward a pragmatic “G2” equilibrium while long-term tech and trade rivalries persist.
Commentary: Busan Summit Steadies Rocky U.S.-China Relations
As trade and tech wars shatter old certainties, the leaders’ summit provides a welcome de-escalation and elevates personal diplomacy to a key strategic asset
Commentary: How China’s Population Scale Is Helping It Win the Trade War
China’s population size is its key advantage over the U.S., but a plummeting birth rate puts that strength, and the nation’s future, at risk
CX Daily: Chip Foundries Kick Off State-Backed Consolidation Drive
China broadens its environmental tax. Nexperia tensions strain auto supply chains
Xi to Meet Trump in South Korea to Discuss Bilateral Ties
The summit in Busan, South Korea, follows a call between the two countries’ top diplomats and recent trade talks that resulted in a framework consensus
Business Brief (Oct. 28): China Opposes U.K. Sanctions on Chinese Firms
Wang Yi holds phone call with U.S. Secretary of State Rubio, Chinese stock market hits 10-year high
CX Daily: U.S. and Chinese Chipmakers Tread Different Paths in AI Gold Rush
China and the U.S. reach consensus in Kuala Lumpur trade talks ahead of the leaders’ summit. EV makers offer subsidies to offset reduced incentives
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