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Wei Li is a lecturer in international business at the University of Sydney Business School. Although recent data from China's powerhouse real…

China has been pushing for membership in a high-level Asia-Pacific trade and investment pact and will step up efforts to attract foreign…

China posted robust commodities imports in May, defying stutters in the wider economy, as buyers took advantage of weaker international prices and…

Europe’s green transition will be impossible without China, the Dutch trade minister has warned, as the EU tries to untangle some of…

China is likely to overtake Japan as the world’s top car exporter this year, with industry executives predicting shipments of up to 4.5 million…

April 25 (Reuters) - An agreement on royalties between Congo's state miner and China's CMOC (603993.SS) has been reached, paving the way for the…

The settlement of Uis in a remote part of Namibia seems an unlikely hotspot for a mineral cold war over the future…

LAUNCESTON, Australia, March 7 (Reuters) - China's imports of major commodities showed both the potential for an acceleration this year and the…

Chinese stocks in Hong Kong have posted their best week in more than seven years, amid rumours that the country could begin…

China dominates clean energy supply chains and has enough manufacturing capacity to meet global demand for most of the solar market to 2030.…

The price of copper — used in everything from computer chips and toasters to power systems and air conditioners — has fallen by nearly…

What is the future of globalisation? This is among the biggest questions of our time. In June, I argued that, contrary to…

With most of the world’s biggest economies having curbed pandemic restrictions, the mantra for the global events industry is “business is back”,…

What is happening with China’s power supply? Since mid-July, China’s electricity load has spiked due to demand for air-conditioning during the peak…

Commodity prices from iron ore to oil rallied on Tuesday as concerns eased about the impact of Covid-19 on the Chinese economy.…

MIT professor Gang Chen was raided by FBI agents and arrested for allegedly hiding connections to Chinese entities, but all charges were…

LAUNCESTON, Australia, Aug 8 (Reuters) - China's imports of major commodities presented a mixed picture in July, with crude oil undeniably weak,…

LONDON, Aug 2 (Reuters) - China imported 373,000 tonnes of refined copper in June, the highest monthly tally this year. Cumulative imports…

As China strives to hang onto its pole position in the rare earth sector, deteriorating relations with Western countries may speed up…

China’s economy narrowly escaped a contraction in the second quarter as the fallout from President Xi Jinping’s zero-Covid policy stoked expectations that…

China’s success in bringing down the price of pork could hinge on how effectively central government manages a sprawling sector that still…

As gasoline prices soar and the US considers invoking Cold War-era laws to boost production, there’s a massive pool of oil refining capacity on the other side of the Pacific Ocean that’s sitting idle.

Why do we have an energy shock? Just two years ago, the price of the benchmark US oil futures contract plunged briefly below zero as the pandemic sank the global economy. A year later, the price had rebounded to pre-pandemic levels and kept on rising as revived demand outstripped growth in crude supplies. Then came a wild series of jolts from the waves of sanctions by the US and its allies to shut out Russia, the source of 10% of the world’s oil (along with other key commodities from wheat to fertilizer to nickel)....