Aug 04, 2020 19:14 PM- Assessing the Pandemic: Caixin Insight Rolls Out Comprehensive Risk Index
- Currently, the South American countries of Columbia, Peru and Bolivia are at the highest risk
Aug 03, 2020 17:14 PM- Editorial: China’s Fiscal Measures Are Helping the Virus-Battered Economy, but They Could Be Better
- Tax and fee cuts should more targeted and efficient, and more government funds should go toward rescuing businesses and helping low-income groups
Jul 31, 2020 16:33 PM- Opinion: Preventing a Global Education Disaster
- Lockdowns have shut more than 1 billion children out of school. For an estimated 500 million, that means receiving no education at all
Jul 30, 2020 16:41 PM- Opinion: How to Prevent Corruption in Covid-19 Relief Financing
- Timely and transparent reporting, ex-post audits and accountability procedures are needed
Jul 29, 2020 18:43 PM- Opinion: China’s Fiscal Dilemma
- China should not waver from boosting government spending to accelerate economic growth
Jul 28, 2020 20:24 PM- Hong Hao: Is a Fine-Tuning of China’s Easy Monetary Policy on the Horizon?
- Fiscal and monetary policies should remain supportive given the uncertainty in employment, services and Sino-U.S. ties
Jul 28, 2020 20:23 PM- CGI: China’s Online Education Industry Locked in a War of Attrition
- Despite being almost universally loss-making, the sector continues to draw strong interest from investors
Jul 28, 2020 19:49 PM- Opinion: China Shouldn’t Take Global Payment Network SWIFT for Granted Amid Potential U.S. Sanctions
- As Chinese entities could end up cut off from the backbone of international financial transactions, policymakers need to make contingency plans
Jul 27, 2020 20:13 PM- Ling Huawei: What to Do About Chinese Banks’ Nonperforming Assets?
- Relaxing regulatory standards will not change the risks themselves
Jul 27, 2020 18:05 PM- Editorial: To Cultivate Entrepreneurship, Ensure Equal Treatment for Private Businesses
- Private companies have been dogged by deep-seated systemic discrimination
Jul 25, 2020 06:27 AM- Opinion: China-U.S. Relations Hit Turbulence but Can Still Land Safely
- Chinese policymakers should hold a steady course in the face of Trump’s China-bashing election strategy and Secretary of State Pompeo’s posturing for 2024
Jul 24, 2020 19:18 PM- Opinion: Cutting Hong Kong Off From Global Payment Network SWIFT Is Next to Impossible
- Possible U.S. financial sanctions will further decouple the country from China, damaging the global economy and threatening world peace
Jul 24, 2020 16:52 PM- Fisher: To Best the Data Devotees, Look for What They Overlook
- Investing successfully now is less about getting more data and more about recognizing others’ blinding biases
Jul 23, 2020 18:53 PM- Opinion: How to Prevent China-U.S. Relations From Going Into Free-Fall
- Maintaining effective communications between the two countries’ militaries will be indispensable in stabilizing the 41-year-old relationship
Jul 23, 2020 17:42 PM- Opinion: How Geopolitics Is Disrupting China’s Tech Giants
- The companies’ global aspirations have been curbed by the trade war, but they are adapting to survive
Jul 23, 2020 04:26 AM- Zhu Feng: Resetting Sino-U.S. Relations Depends on Presidential Election
- Though Trump pursues politically motivated disruptive, irrational policy, a new Cold War would only hurt China, Nanjing University professor argues.
Jul 21, 2020 15:01 PM- Wuttke: How China Could Remove Barriers to Foreign Investment
- There are still meaningful market opportunities in the information, communication and technology sectors
Jul 20, 2020 16:06 PM- Editorial: China Can’t Rest on Its Economic Laurels
- Latest GDP numbers may have been better than expected, but policymakers should still be regularly reevaluating their economic relief policies
Jul 17, 2020 19:31 PM- Georgieva: Collective Efforts Are Needed to Fight Second Wave of Covid-19
- Countries must work together to ensure the global economic system continues to function during the crisis
Jul 16, 2020 16:08 PM- Eichengreen: Covid-19 Has Transformed the Economy — Government Policy Must Change Too
- U.S. policymakers need to promote wide-reaching training programs to give workers the skills they need in a changing labor market
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