China dominates lithium refining but has only 8 percent of the world’s raw lithium, less than Argentina, Bolivia, or Chile. Even the U.S. has more lithium ore than the Asian giant.
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SPOTLIGHT: CHINA
In 2022, Chinese investment in Europe and Britain sank to €7.9 billion, 22 percent below 2021’s level and the lowest since 2013, according to a new study by Rhodium Group and Merics, a German think tank.
SPOTLIGHT: CHINA
China’s manufacturing economy slumped in April, with the purchasing managers index (PMI) for the sector slipping from 51.9 in March to 49.2 last month.
SPOTLIGHT: CHINA
China’s export economy expanded by 14.8 percent last month, overcoming a sluggish world economy by increasing sales of electric vehicles (EVs) and related items, and also by expanding its trade with Russia, the Financial Times reported.
SPOTLIGHT: CHINA POWER
In this section we provide an overview, trends analysis and trend forecast of key sectors of China’s economy:
SPOTLIGHT: CHINA
China’s government has created a national data bureau to meet “the requirements of the digital China strategy,” the state-controlled Global Times (GT) newspaper reported last week after the move was approved by the National People's Congress.
SPOTLIGHT, TOP TREND: THE RISE OF CHINA
China holds a “stunning lead in high-impact research” over the U.S. in 37 of 44 cutting-edge technologies, according to a new report by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.
SPOTLIGHT: WAR WITH CHINA
With each passing week, the West keeps ramping up its war talk, military advancements, and military strategies that are trending toward warfare with China. The following are key events that are ramping up the conflict between East and West.
SPOTLIGHT: CHINA
In December, China’s factory output fell to its lowest level since February 2020, according to the country’s National Statistics Bureau, and as we report in “Asian Factory Output Slows Under Sluggish Global Demand” in this issue.
SPOTLIGHT: CHINA
In November, the volume of goods China shipped abroad fell 8.7 percent from a year earlier, the steepest annual drop since February 2020 when international COVID lockdowns were slamming the world’s economy shut, The Wall Street Journal reported.