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Xinjiang businesses shrug off 'evil' US ban, shifts focus to booming domestic market

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​global times​​​ Chinese suppliers for the new-energy sector, ranging from polysilicon at the upstream to solar panels at the downstream, are ready to further divert their markets from the US in →

Headed for a Downturn? Economists Fear Stagflation Is Next

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​national interest​​​ by Ethen Kim Lieser Recession fears may be grabbing plenty of headlines these days, but it appears that stagflation is on the minds of most economists. A new survey released by →

Winners and losers in the global supply chain

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​asia times​​​ by Henry Kressel The recent disruptions in international product flow are prompting a serious discussion about increasing US domestic manufacturing to improve the reliability of the →

Russia’s bourse to start trading HK stocks

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​asia times​​​ by Jeff Pao Russia’s Saint Petersburg Stock Exchange has announced it will allow the trading of 12 Hong Kong stocks from Monday, June 20, raising concerns that Russians may use Hong →

A Russian Perspective on the Food Crisis

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national interest by Anatoly Antonov Russia has become a target for accusations that have nothing to do with reality. Our country is being imputed with trying to take steps aimed at deliberately →

Boom in Egypt innovation ecosystem (Business Africa)

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​africa news​​​ By the end of May 2022, total funds raised by African start-ups amounted to $2.7 billion. From January to May, funds raised by Egyptian start-ups increased by 212% compared to the →

As Black Swans soar, will Japan’s bonds defy gravity?

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asia times by William Pesek Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda isn’t known for his juggling or acrobatic skills. Yet keeping Asia’s No. 2 economy aloft is requiring Cirque du Soleil-caliber →

China to complete world’s first railway loop around a desert in Xinjiang

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​global times​​​ By Chu Daye China will complete the world's first railway loop around a desert, at 2,712 kilometers and around the vast Taklimakan Desert, when a new 825-kilometer section opens on →

Australia’s National Electricity Market suspended

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asia times by Joel Gilmore and Tim Nelson The Australian Energy Market Operator has just suspended the National Electricity Market. That means instead of the price for wholesale electricity being set →

Imploding yen piles pressure on yuan

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asia times by William Pesek As the Japanese yen dives toward 150 to the dollar, investors are concerned less about events in Tokyo than in Beijing. Since 2016, Chinese President Xi Jinping has →

Biden asks seven oil companies for 'any concrete ideas' to turn around the $1.70 rise in gas prices

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​daily mail​​​ Joe Biden is calling on seven of the top oil companies to do something to help quell surging gas prices after accusing them of intentionally exacerbating the strain on Americans' →

SPIEF-2022 will become a platform for discussing new economic vectors

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The significance of the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, which will be held in Russia on June 15-18, cannot be underestimated. Unlike previous years, SPIEF 2022 will be a little different, mainly →

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