China Opinion Page 23 - Caixin Global

Jun 22, 2019 10:05 AM

The Hidden Gems of China’s ‘Dalifornia’
By Zhang Mei
The idyllic city has become a tourist hotspot in recent years, but Dali local and travel columnist Zhang Mei knows the spots the crowds don’t
Jun 21, 2019 19:38 PM

Opinion: Baoshang Bank Takeover Exposes Funding Conundrum of Small Banks
By Liu Feng, Zhang Chen and Yu Yilin
Collapse of lender reflects not only a shocking lack of internal controls, but also the high cost of capital that forces smaller banks to chase risky assets
Jun 21, 2019 17:20 PM

Zhang Jun: U.S. Has Overplayed Its Hand on Trade
By Zhang Jun
The Trump administration seems convinced that China is negotiating with a particularly weak hand, owing to the risk of a hard landing for its economy. That is not the case
Jun 20, 2019 16:18 PM

Opinion: China and India, Reluctant Partners
By David Mahon
World’s two most populous nations should form a strategic and cultural partnership rather than being weakened by mutual antagonism
Jun 20, 2019 14:42 PM

Jim O’Neil: Economic Lessons From Everest
By Jim O’Neill
Overcrowding on the peak shares similarities with the broken market for antibiotics. Better regulation and clever policymaker could help with both problems
Jun 19, 2019 18:30 PM

World Bank: Managing the Risks of the Belt and Road
By Martin Raiser and Michele Ruta
Study acknowledges potential of headline Chinese trade and infrastructure project but calls for transparency, country-specific reforms and more multilateral frameworks
Jun 19, 2019 14:11 PM

Chan: Business as Usual in Hong Kong
By Paul Chan Mo-po
Despite tensions, region’s economy and financial markets are healthy, writes Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po
Jun 18, 2019 19:05 PM

Opinion: Forced Technology Transfers Are Becoming a Moot Issue
By Lawrence J. Lau
Abolition of the joint-venture requirement for foreign firms and stepped up IP protection mean the issue is close to being solved, economist says
Jun 14, 2019 18:36 PM

Opinion: Trade War Is Only Symptom of China-U.S.’ ‘New Normal’
By Lawrence J. Lau
While a hot war between the U.S. and China is not inevitable, conflict over trade will likely outlast Trump
Jun 12, 2019 21:50 PM

Ling Huawei: Baoshang Bank Takeover Sets Precedent, Opens Door to U.S.-Style FDIC
By Ling Huawei
Seizure of troubled lender by regulators signals China is on the path to setting up its own Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., says Caixin Media managing editor
Jun 11, 2019 18:48 PM

Sheng: Forget the Trade War, U.S. Attacks on Huawei Are a Brand War
By Andrew Sheng
Trump is trying to destroy China’s best-known global brand, but is damaging Brand America in the process
Jun 10, 2019 20:24 PM

Opinion: U.S.-China Trade Dispute Poses Puzzle for EU
By Emilios Avgouleas
In choosing sides, member states’ economic interests are bound to clash, further undermining the bloc’s coherence — possibly irreversibly so
Jun 10, 2019 09:05 AM

Laura Cha: Greater Diversity Makes Corporate Boards Stronger
By Laura M. Cha
HKEx Chair says regulator has been setting mandatory corporate governance rules for listed companies to improve businesses
Jun 08, 2019 14:30 PM

Chan: Balancing Fintech Innovation and Financial Security in Hong Kong
By Paul Chan Mo-po
City remains a pioneer in finance, but that role requires regulators to be ready to tackle unexpected challenges
Jun 05, 2019 15:29 PM

Posen: Trump’s Tariffs Are a Wake-Up Call for Global Markets
By Adam S. Posen
U.S. president is feared to be weaponizing tariffs to meet his political goals, undermining his own trade negotiations with China and Mexico
Jun 04, 2019 19:54 PM

Opinion: Will Trade War Push Yuan to ‘Break 7’?
By Xu Xiaoqing
China may have a higher tolerance for yuan depreciation, but only a significant rise in unemployment would provide the basis for a continuous slide
Jun 04, 2019 17:43 PM

Opinion: China Could Weather Trade War Shock Better Than U.S.
By Jérôme Haegeli
Trade war may remain confined to China and the U.S., but could drag longer than expected
May 30, 2019 17:39 PM

Opinion: Belt and Road May Be a Trap, But for China Itself
By Yasheng Huang
Borrower countries of the immense infrastructure construction program will likely keep asking for debt forgiveness and write-offs. And the costs will ultimately be borne by Chinese savers
May 22, 2019 18:55 PM

Opinion: Chinese Businesses Will Endure As Trade War Rages On
By David Mahon
Many Chinese companies have already accounted for the impact of the trade war and adapted their businesses
May 21, 2019 21:48 PM

Opinion: China Should Stay Steady on the Yuan
By Sheng Songcheng
Policymakers should not allow the currency to depreciate beyond 7 to the U.S. dollar, nor allow a spike in appreciation