As the new cold war dawns, China’s international influence is on the rise, driven by its economy and it growing control over critical minerals that play a pivotal role in various products, which hold the key to shaping the future. Companies involved at every stage of the supply chain, spanning from mining to the production…
Over the last four decades, China’s economy has maintained an average annual growth rate of around 10%. But now, China’s economy is struggling with a decline in trade and foreign investment, an unstable housing market, and deflation. The world’s second-largest economy is not growing, producing, or trading as much as usual.
In 2050, the world’s five largest economies will be China, the US, India, Indonesia, and Germany. Indonesia is expected to replace Brazil and Russia among the list of largest emerging markets over this time frame. China will surpass the US as the world’s largest economy around 2035. Over the past few decades, a significant theme…
Escalating US-China Tensions: Implications for Investments and Industries in the New Cold War
Over 100 Chinese ships, including warships and Coast Guard vessels, were sighted by the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) during patrols in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) from April 18 to 24.
When 26 African nations failed to support a UN resolution denouncing Russia’s activities in Ukraine, it caught several Western governments off guard.
The United States, long considered the world’s most powerful nation and leader of the free world, is finding itself increasingly isolated on the global stage. The two new countries are going against the US dominance, Brazil and France.