The COP15 is about to begin soon. Who will lead the conference? The U.S.? China? Is there no one else worth mentioning its name before the landmark meeting? How about the EU? Well, market analysts beg to differ, projecting that the Copenhagen summit will be a playing field mostly between the U.S. and China. Amid [...]
Also tagged climate change, usThe whole world knows by now that China is the biggest emitter of toxic greenhouse gases, surpassing the U.S., which is still one of the heaviest pollutors and contributors to global warming. So, what should they do about this? Continue to just talk, smile and shake hands in front of cameras at major international summits [...]
Also tagged global warming, usI am sure this kind of article (not related to commodities…) has been published numerous times over the years since China became the talk of the economic town. Will China overtake Japan as the world’s second largest economy? Will China lead global growth? Will China equal the U.S.? It is truly worth noting that Asia’s [...]
Also tagged usPeople are talking about when and how to withdraw the stimulus plan from the market. For grants like China with burden of keeping its robust growth in the coming years, it is interesting to watch what Chinese leadership will do.
This is a latest news on Chinese policy related to their stimulus plan.
By the way, should [...]
I love art.
But that is not the only reason I choose to post this link.
From this article, we can see that China is extending the boundaries. Keep an eye on the Chinese art market, maybe you want to add a piece of artwork into your investment portfolio.
A very interesting article talking about how three important countries, namely US, China and Japan can cooperate with each others to tackle financial problems faced by many others in the world.
You may find the document in the following link:http://www.twq.com/09april/docs/09apr_Funabashi.pdf
Chan Chun Kit, Kenneth
No Action Talk Only (NATO). That’s what world leaders have been doing about climate change — the greatest threat to humanity in this century. If this issue keeps looming with no substantial progress, the future is at stake. And stop making this a political game between developed and developing economies! The US and China have [...]
Also tagged climate change, G-20, us