China was hit first by the Pandemic, but it also exited first. Its economy is giving some signs of recovery but it is still too early to assess the speed and shape of such recovery. ...
Panama’s decision to cut ties with Taiwan in 2017 prompted a surge in Chinese activity in the Central American nation, including the negotiation of a bilateral free trade agreement, two new port projects (one to ...
By Robert D. Atkinson, President, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation Nowadays it’s almost impossible to write about trade policy without commenting on the rapidly evolving China-U.S. trade conflict. How and if China and the United ...
By Margaret Myers, Director of the Asia and Latin America Program at the Inter-American Dialogue The U.S.-China trade war has so far had disparate effects on the Latin American economic landscape. Soybean traders in Brazil ...
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer has hinted that a trade deal with China is not yet certain. Lighthizer testified before Congress and said implementing an agreement would be a long process. Over the weekend, U.S. ...
China triggered the legal process on Monday for the World Trade Organization to hear Beijing’s challenge to U.S. tariffs imposed on $234 billion of goods, and berated the United States for blocking the appointment of ...
With the trade war continuing, technology and innovation exchanges between the U.S. and China have come under scrutiny. The U.S. alleges patent infringement is one of the major issues. Items like semiconductors, LCD screens and ...
As trade wars continue to unfold across the globe between major economic powers, an opportunity arises for Asia and Latin America to strengthen their ties. In particular, investments from China to the region are increasingly ...
China upended the Latin American competitive landscape. Interview with Chilean ambassador to China, Jorge Heine. The changes in the China-Latin America relations in the past 20 years, have induced a major revolution: “The most important ...
Chinese trade with Latin America reached $213 billion in 2016, down almost 8 percent from a year before, according to Latin Trade’s most recent China-Latin America Index. Some Central American and Caribbean countries fared better ...
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