Analysis, data & forecasts on every country across the region

Economy / China

Parliament Session: Watch For Changes

March 2010 | Political Risk Analysis

BMI View: The forthcoming session of North Korea's Supreme People's Assembly may give clues as to internal power dynamics relating to Kim Jong Il's succession. Also worth watching will be a potential visit to China by Kim.

To read the full article, please choose one of the following options:

Subcribers please log in

Related Monitor Articles
Xinjiang Uyghur Investment Expected

Economy / China State-owned China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) intends to expand its refining and oil production capacity in the Xinjiang Uyghur autonomous region of China. According to remarks made by CNPC...
June 2010
CNY: From Certain Revaluation To Potential Devaluation

Economy / China With the US-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue scheduled for May 24- 25 in Beijing, the markets still appear to be expecting some form of agreement on yuan appreciation. However, with the Chinese property...
May 2010
Macroeconomic Forecast China

Economy / China China's trade account flipped back positive in April following the brief deficit recorded in March, with the surplus coming in at US$1.7bn.
May 2010
CNY: Will Beijing Stick Or Twist?

Economy / China We see no change in the CNY/US$ peg in the near term as China's leaders continue to err on the side of caution while the outlook for exports remains uncertain. However, we could see the CNY1-year non-deliverable...
April 2010
Conditions Set For Inflation Surge

Economy / China The central government-sponsored credit binge that began in Q109 remains in full swing, although its impact on consumer price inflation is only just being felt. While consumer price inflation came in at...
April 2010
China & North East Asia MonitorChina & North East Asia Channels China & North East Asia Countries


All material on this site is protected by international copyright laws and use of this site is subject to our Terms & Conditions.
© 2012 Business Monitor International Ltd
Site powered by WORKSsitebuilder CMS