Now the Strategic Economic Dialogue is back, albeit with a new twist. With President Obama meeting with Chinese President Hu Jintao in London on Wednesday, just ahead of the G20 summit, the White House announced that the two countries are beginning the 鈥淯.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue.鈥�
Beijing plans to invest US$160 billion in infrastructure in 2009 to expand domestic demand, guarantee city resources, improve ecological environment and enhance people's livelihood, according to the Beijing Municipal Development and Reform Commission....
Both sides of the Taiwan Straits work together to overcome the plummeting global economy.
China Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI), a major indicator of the manufacturing sector, edged down to 44.8 in March from 45.1 in February, ending a three-month upward trend, according to brokerage CLSA's report released on Wednesday.The drop, caused by decline in new domestic orders, indicates that the...
discussions focusing on market salvation cost-sharing, economic growth stimulus and international monetary system restructuring will help form a tripod structure for the international monetary system.
Reading the tea leaves is not easy. Wednesday's manufacturing data inspires caution.
On April 1, 2009, President Barack Obama of the U.S. and President Hu Jintao of China met on the sidelines of the G-20 Financial Summit in London. The two heads of state had an extensive exchange of views on U.S.-China relations and global issues of common interest, and reached the following points of agreement:
The Asian Development Bank said on Tuesday that it cut its forecast for China's economic growth this year to 7% due to the unfolding impact of global financial crisis exerted on China.In the Asia Economic Monitor released last December, ADB forecasted China, as the world's third biggest economy power, would see...
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The G-20 meeting may signal a new world order led by China and the U.S.