34 h. ago China dumps more US debt, buys other assets as Trump targets Powell

China trimmed its holdings of US Treasuries in November to the lowest level since 2008, diverging from a global trend that saw total foreign ownership of the debt instruments hit a record high. Analysts say the prospect of a politicised Federal Reserve chairmanship under Donald Trump’s presidency has deepened Beijing’s concerns over its exposure to American debt, with more cuts expected. Beijing’s stockpile fell to US$682.6 billion in November, down from US$688.7 billion in October, according to...

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3 d. ago Hong Kong, China stocks to outpace US equities all year after quick start, analysts say

Hong Kong and mainland Chinese stocks outpaced their US peers for the first two weeks of 2026 and should continue to do so for the rest of the year on the back of relatively cheaper valuations, a firmer yuan and policy tailwinds, as geopolitics drives more global investors to look to China as a hedge against rising risks in US assets, according to analysts. The CSI 300 Index has gained 2.4 per cent so far this year, while the Hang Seng Index has climbed 5.3 per cent, both outpacing a 1.7 per...

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4 d. ago Johnnie Walker maker Diageo mulls options for China assets including sale: sources

Johnnie Walker maker Diageo mulls options for China assets including sale: sources  South China Morning Post

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4 d. ago Diageo explores sale of China assets amid portfolio streamlining

Diageo explores sale of China assets amid portfolio streamlining - report  Investing.com

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4 d. ago Diageo considering options including sale for China assets, Bloomberg News reports

Diageo considering options including sale for China assets, Bloomberg News reports  Reuters

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4 d. ago Diageo Is Said to Weigh Options for China Assets Including Sale

Diageo Is Said to Weigh Options for China Assets Including Sale  Bloomberg.com

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1 week ago What assets does China have in Venezuela, and what could happen with Maduro gone?

Amid prolonged international sanctions imposed on Venezuela, Chinese enterprises stand out as some of the few willing to pour resources into the South American country’s turbulent economy. However, Saturday’s capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by US forces – just hours after Maduro met with Chinese diplomats to reaffirm their strategic partnership – raises concerns about the future of such investments. In this explainer, we examine the portfolio of Chinese assets in Venezuela and how...

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1 week ago What assets does China have in Venezuela, and what may happen with Maduro gone?

What assets does China have in Venezuela, and what may happen with Maduro gone?  South China Morning Post

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1 week ago Power vacuum in Caracas? Venezuelans wonder who’s in charge after Maduro capture

Venezuelans on Saturday scrambled to understand who was in charge of their country after the US military captured President Nicolas Maduro, ousting the strongman who had outlasted a botched coup attempt, several army mutinies, mass protests and economic sanctions in the vast nation of 29 million. “What will happen tomorrow?” asked Juan Pablo Petrone, a resident of Venezuela’s capital of Caracas. As fear gripped the city, streets quickly emptied save for long lines snaking from supermarkets and...

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2 w. ago China’s Zijin Mining to Expand Global Assets, Says New Chairman

China’s Zijin Mining to Expand Global Assets, Says New Chairman  Bloomberg.com

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2 w. ago China has logged a US$1 trillion trade surplus. Where is all that money going?

Recent data on China’s external accounts presents a conundrum: while the country’s trade surplus has broken records, surpassing the US$1 trillion benchmark in the first 11 months of the year, growth in its official foreign exchange reserves has lagged. This seeming paradox prompts a question – where did the money go? Analysts said the gap reflects how much of the surplus has flowed back overseas through asset investment, largely made by private-sector players, leaving China’s external accounts...

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2 w. ago Greater Bay Area assets poised to lead surge in China’s expanding C

With the first wave of commercial Chinese real estate investment trusts (REITs) set to launch in the next two years, Greater Bay Area assets are likely to be in strong demand, according to Deloitte China. “GBA assets will likely be oversubscribed,” according to Ryan Wu, deputy managing partner for Hong Kong Chinese enterprises services with Deloitte China. He was speaking at the recent APREA GBA Conference on the fast-growing C-Reits market, which has recently expanded to include commercial...

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3 w. ago Exploring Asset Management and Global Leadership in Greater China

Exploring Asset Management and Global Leadership in Greater China  Yale School of Management

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