The trade war between the US and China affects German companies' business in China. A flash survey by the German Chamber of Foreign Trade shows exactly how.
By Emily Kossak
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wants to put pressure on China together with other trading partners. The government in Beijing has now warned other countries against deals that could harm China.
By Angela Köckritz
In response to the tariff dispute with the US, retailers, influencers, and tech giants in China focus on buying domestically. Whether the patriotic buying spree will boost consumption in the long term remains uncertain.
By Fabian Peltsch
Following a fatal accident involving a Xiaomi vehicle, car manufacturers are no longer allowed to use terms such as "intelligent" or "autonomous driving" in advertising.
By Fabian Peltsch
During his trip to Southeast Asia, China's head of state Xi Jinping presents his country as a source of stability. In the midst of the trade war, China wants to strengthen its relations in the region.
By Redaktion Table
Negotiation expert Li Chenggang will be the new commissioner for international trade at the Chinese Ministry of Commerce. The post is regarded as a key position in the tariff war between China and the USA.
By Leonardo Pape
Temu and Shein have to raise their prices – due to a new tariff measure by the US government. A decree by President Trump is now closing an important trade loophole for cheap imports from China. Online retailers are calling for purchases before the deadline.
By Amelie Richter
The Trump administration is toughening its stance on China's tech industry: AI company DeepSeek is to be cut off from access to US technology. Chip giant Nvidia is also the target of a congressional investigation.
By Amelie Richter
The surge in exports and the growing independence of Chinese industry pose major challenges for European companies. The latest report from the European Chamber of Commerce sheds light on the effects and the EU's reactions to this development.
By Amelie Richter
The national statistics office has presented key economic numbers for the first quarter. Gross domestic product rose more sharply than expected. However, the pace of growth is likely to slow considerably in the coming quarters.
By Manuel Changming Liu
