30th Sep 20, 12:01pm
Yu Yongding shows that the Chinese government is articulating, rather than adopting, changes that were already underway
Yu Yongding shows that the Chinese government is articulating, rather than adopting, changes that were already underway
22nd Sep 20, 2:13pm
The Chinese dairy category has been one of the strongest performers since COVID-19 but foreign dairy brands aren't sharing in these substantial market gains
The Chinese dairy category has been one of the strongest performers since COVID-19 but foreign dairy brands aren't sharing in these substantial market gains
12th Sep 20, 10:02am
Zhang Jun shows how China's ongoing technological transformation is cushioning the blow of the pandemic
Zhang Jun shows how China's ongoing technological transformation is cushioning the blow of the pandemic
23rd Aug 20, 9:54am
Todd Buchholz draws parallels to the World War II era and proposes solutions for avoiding a fiscal cliff
Todd Buchholz draws parallels to the World War II era and proposes solutions for avoiding a fiscal cliff
20th Aug 20, 7:38am
David Mahon says politically they may be polarised, but the US and Chinese economies are intertwined through the global trading and financial system making Washington’s ‘decoupling’ aim a fantasy
David Mahon says politically they may be polarised, but the US and Chinese economies are intertwined through the global trading and financial system making Washington’s ‘decoupling’ aim a fantasy
28th Jul 20, 9:54am
China moves to drive a wedge between Australia and New Zealand by shifting its agricultural trade purchases away from Australia as punishment for its alignment with the US
China moves to drive a wedge between Australia and New Zealand by shifting its agricultural trade purchases away from Australia as punishment for its alignment with the US
25th Jul 20, 10:12am
Yu Yongding urges the Chinese government to increase infrastructure investment in order to boost economic growth - if it is not done the consequences will be dire
Yu Yongding urges the Chinese government to increase infrastructure investment in order to boost economic growth - if it is not done the consequences will be dire
22nd Jul 20, 9:53am
Arvind Subramanian asks why China's leaders have embraced aggressive policies that undermine their own global ambitions
Arvind Subramanian asks why China's leaders have embraced aggressive policies that undermine their own global ambitions
17th Jul 20, 2:53pm
Siah Hwee Ang on the loitering pandemic, multilateral agreements to make a comeback, limping tourism and education, consumption picking up and changing, and the battles between the panda and the eagle
Siah Hwee Ang on the loitering pandemic, multilateral agreements to make a comeback, limping tourism and education, consumption picking up and changing, and the battles between the panda and the eagle
25th Jun 20, 10:48am
Zhang Jun says pandemic-inspired efforts to stifle China commercially reflect an outdated view of its growth model
Zhang Jun says pandemic-inspired efforts to stifle China commercially reflect an outdated view of its growth model
21st Jun 20, 8:31am
Kevin Rudd and Daniel Rosen wonder how serious China's leaders are about newly unveiled economic reforms, given past failures
Kevin Rudd and Daniel Rosen wonder how serious China's leaders are about newly unveiled economic reforms, given past failures
16th Jun 20, 4:36pm
Finding new markets for NZ exports is challenging. Here, Keith Woodford looks at the Southern Asian countries of India, Bangladesh and Pakistan, and further west to Iran
Finding new markets for NZ exports is challenging. Here, Keith Woodford looks at the Southern Asian countries of India, Bangladesh and Pakistan, and further west to Iran
1st Jun 20, 2:51pm
David Mahon calls on New Zealand to act in its own best interests and do its best to avoid the US-China strategic rivalry. Among the growing uncertainties, there are opportunities for us, he says
David Mahon calls on New Zealand to act in its own best interests and do its best to avoid the US-China strategic rivalry. Among the growing uncertainties, there are opportunities for us, he says
1st Jun 20, 12:53pm
Guy Trafford points out that our current 'dependency' on one large market is nothing like previous dependences that ended in tears. We are far better diversified now
Guy Trafford points out that our current 'dependency' on one large market is nothing like previous dependences that ended in tears. We are far better diversified now
30th May 20, 11:09am
By enhancing the quality of financial disclosure, listed firms may command a higher stock price, and reduce their costs of capital. When that happens, investors and Chinese private-sector firms will all benefit
By enhancing the quality of financial disclosure, listed firms may command a higher stock price, and reduce their costs of capital. When that happens, investors and Chinese private-sector firms will all benefit
21st May 20, 9:37am
If New Zealand wants to diversify it trade away from China then the ten ASEAN countries will be important markets. However, the commercial realities, particularly for value-add products, will be challenging
If New Zealand wants to diversify it trade away from China then the ten ASEAN countries will be important markets. However, the commercial realities, particularly for value-add products, will be challenging
16th May 20, 4:10pm
A conservative British think tank says we face a grave threat from China and it is time to decouple. They review the exposures built up by the Five Eyes members and find New Zealand especially vulnerable
A conservative British think tank says we face a grave threat from China and it is time to decouple. They review the exposures built up by the Five Eyes members and find New Zealand especially vulnerable
7th May 20, 9:57am
Low North-East Asian birth rates are leading to population declines that create market development challenges for New Zealand, as it seeks alternative to China
Low North-East Asian birth rates are leading to population declines that create market development challenges for New Zealand, as it seeks alternative to China
2nd May 20, 9:00am
Keith Woodford explains how New Zealand exporters went to China because that was where the markets were. In many cases, it was the Chinese who came to us seeking our products
Keith Woodford explains how New Zealand exporters went to China because that was where the markets were. In many cases, it was the Chinese who came to us seeking our products
30th Apr 20, 2:27pm
David Mahon says the Chinese economy will recover significantly towards the end of this year, and could be a catalyst for a global recovery
David Mahon says the Chinese economy will recover significantly towards the end of this year, and could be a catalyst for a global recovery
28th Apr 20, 10:52am
Yu Yongding and Kevin Gallagher urge China and the US to see that their common interests currently outweigh their differences
Yu Yongding and Kevin Gallagher urge China and the US to see that their common interests currently outweigh their differences
28th Mar 20, 10:05am
Despite any attempts to diversify away from China, exports to China will be increasingly important in coming months as much of the world descends into turmoil, says Keith Woodford
Despite any attempts to diversify away from China, exports to China will be increasingly important in coming months as much of the world descends into turmoil, says Keith Woodford
23rd Mar 20, 8:09am
NZ’s COVID-19 policy has got into a tangle with the crisis deepening by the hour. We must move away from discredited herd immunity and move to full Level 4 now
NZ’s COVID-19 policy has got into a tangle with the crisis deepening by the hour. We must move away from discredited herd immunity and move to full Level 4 now
21st Mar 20, 10:09pm
The notion that New Zealand is running ahead of the curve no longer stands up to scrutiny. The policy is essentially reactive rather than proactive
The notion that New Zealand is running ahead of the curve no longer stands up to scrutiny. The policy is essentially reactive rather than proactive
19th Mar 20, 4:57pm
Lack of 'whole of household' self-isolation is the fatal mistake the Government is still making. They are pussy-footing around, says Keith Woodford
Lack of 'whole of household' self-isolation is the fatal mistake the Government is still making. They are pussy-footing around, says Keith Woodford
