More Signs of Trouble in China’s Auto Market
But a 10% year-over-year sales decline last month showed that not even Geely can defy gravity in a sinking market. Passenger-car sales in China have fallen for the past four Continue Reading
But a 10% year-over-year sales decline last month showed that not even Geely can defy gravity in a sinking market. Passenger-car sales in China have fallen for the past four Continue Reading
China was expected to roll out more economic stimulus after credit grew at its slowest pace on record last month and property sales contracted, with Beijing seeking to stabilize flagging Continue Reading
China, the world’s second largest LNG importer, has ramped up preparation for the upcoming winter through early procurement plans and a series of new gas infrastructure projects, putting a freeze Continue Reading
The Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), dubbed China’s “artificial sun,” is under experiment at the Institute of Plasma Physics, affiliated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences. (Photo/China Central Television) China’s Continue Reading
China, the driver of global demand, is forecast to become the world’s largest gas-buying country with net imports approaching the level of the European Union by 2040, according to the Continue Reading
But the return of severe drought to an area of eastern Australia more than twice the size of Texas is testing the system. Gary Wight, 46 years old, thinks he Continue Reading
China’s crude oil imports averaged 9.61 million barrels a day last month, customs data cited by Reuters has revealed, with the agency noting the amount is the highest on record. Continue Reading
Nuclear energy in Japan may be making a significant comeback, it is just not going to be able to meet the government’s lofty production goals for 2030, according to a Continue Reading
Not volumes, but volatility key to watch in China: Eni High European LNG imports could be shoulder month effect Long-term contracts still valid in LNG industry: Cheniere Berlin — The Continue Reading
Chinese exports to the US grew strongly last month while imports shrank, defying predictions that American tariffs would hit demand for Chinese goods and force Beijing to the negotiating table. Continue Reading