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Elon Musk on the Chinese menu: China launches its Starship clone to occupy the Moon before the next pandemic!

After Donald Trump's victory in the 2024 presidential elections, China's President Xi Jinping congratulated Trump and called for cooperation between the two nations. However, Beijing warns of the risks of a large-scale war that would benefit no one!

In a new escalation of international trade tensions, China has officially filed a complaint against the European Union with the World Trade Organization (WTO). This action follows the EU's decision to impose significant tariffs, ranging from 8% to 35%, on electric vehicles imported from China. According to the European Union, these taxes aim to correct what is deemed unfair competition due to Chinese state subsidies. In response to this measure, China retaliates and denounces an infringement on free trade principles. This conflict arises as both economic powers attempt to position themselves as global leaders in ecological transition and technological innovation.

Trump or not, the Chinese are working to save the economic structure... with billions flowing without brakes!

Zhang Yiming becomes the richest man in China in 2024 with a fortune of 50 billion dollars thanks to TikTok.

In a global context marked by economic uncertainties, China is facing unprecedented challenges to maintain its growth. Indeed, for several months, the Asian giant, the world's second-largest economy, has been trying to break the deadlock, particularly through the revival of a deeply crisis-hit real estate sector. The Chinese government has just announced a new series of ambitious measures to stimulate its economy, with particular focus on the real estate market. These initiatives are crucial for China but also for the global economy, given the weight of the Middle Kingdom in trade exchanges and financial stability.

The Taiwan Strait is once again boiling, and tensions between China and Taiwan are reaching a critical threshold. At the beginning of this week, Beijing intensified its show of military force by deploying fighter jets and warships all around the island, in what is described as a direct warning to Taiwanese "separatists." This surge in tension comes in a context where relations between Beijing and Taipei have continued to deteriorate since Lai Ching-te came to power in 2024, raising fears of an escalation with unpredictable consequences.

Discover China's new economic measures and why they leave investors skeptical about the real estate crisis.

Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao recently expressed his "serious concerns" to his American counterpart Gina Raimondo, amid rising tensions that threaten the world's economic balance.

More and more voices are being raised in favor of Quantitative Easing in China. An analyst from Goldman Sachs.

The escalation of trade tensions between the European Union and China regarding tariffs on electric vehicles threatens to shake the global economy. While Brussels has voted in favor of these measures, Beijing is preparing its response, casting a shadow of targeted reprisals over the European countries most supportive of this decision.

The world's second largest economy is preparing to launch a vast program of measures aimed at stimulating its sluggish growth. After months of hesitation, Beijing finally seems ready to deploy heavy artillery to revive an economy weighed down by a real estate crisis and weak consumption.

As Chinese stocks soar, Tether declines. It's not easy to play both sides at once!

The Russian economy is increasingly turning towards China, notably through the massive adoption of the yuan for its international trade. This significant dependence on the Chinese currency, a direct consequence of Russia's exclusion from the global financial system, further intrigues Beijing, which seeks to strengthen its global influence and avoid Western reprisals.

Beijing is pulling out its secret weapon: cash to revive the stock market, and it's heating up all the way to Wall Street!

After the ECB and the Fed, it's the turn of the Chinese central bank to significantly ease its monetary policy. What impact will it have on the stock market and Bitcoin?

The recent announcement of China's massive economic stimulus plan could propel Bitcoin's price to new historical highs. As Beijing injects colossal liquidity into its economy, analysts anticipate a significant impact on the crypto market, with BTC at the forefront.

Trade tensions between the European Union and China are taking a new turn. While the economic relations between these two powers are already fragile, a new Chinese investigation targeting European dairy products threatens to exacerbate the situation. Through this accusation that European exports distort competition with what are deemed unfair subsidies, Beijing is opening a new front in this latent trade war. In response, the European Union has approached the World Trade Organization (WTO).

Cryptocurrency underground trading in China reached $23.7 billion in 2024, despite increasing government crackdowns.

In an increasingly tense global economic context, China has just issued a significant strategic advisory for its electric automotive manufacturers. As the undisputed leader in electric vehicle production, China has made a major strategic decision. Beijing has advised its manufacturers to abandon any intention of investing in India and Turkey, two promising and rapidly growing markets.

When 134 countries play sorcerer's apprentices with CBDCs, it is 98% of the global economy that enters a zone of digital turbulence.

The internationalization of the yuan is progressing much faster than the figures from the Swift organization suggest. Bitcoin is lying in wait.

Faced with the increasing restrictions imposed by the West, Russia and China are now exploring alternative ways to maintain their exchanges. As Chinese banks, once open to transactions in yuan, begin to close their doors to Russian payments for fear of reprisals, new methods are emerging.

Xi Jinping's major economic meeting has recently attracted attention. Indeed, Chinese leaders seem to be preparing for a slowdown in growth while reaffirming their commitment to "high-quality development." But what does this statement really mean and what impacts can we anticipate for the global economy? Let’s dive into the details of this meeting and explore the potential ramifications of this strategy for China's economic future.

The American and Western hegemony is being challenged by the rise of China. As Beijing continues to strengthen its economic influence across the globe, perceptions vary significantly depending on the income levels of nations. This analysis explores how China is reshaping the global economic landscape and the contrasting reactions from different regions of the world to this evolution.

The tensions between China and the European Union are escalating with recent trade measures. While Brussels targets Chinese electric vehicles with new tariffs, Beijing responds by investigating a key sector of European exports. This situation highlights the challenges and stakes for the economy that both powers must face.

The Chinese yuan has been trying for years to dethrone the US dollar as the world's reserve currency. Despite gaining power and making constant efforts, the Chinese currency has not yet succeeded in surpassing the greenback. As de-dollarization gains momentum, the yuan struggles to establish itself as a credible alternative.

The Chinese central bank has significantly slowed down its gold purchases in recent months. Is this the beginning of a strategic shift? What about bitcoin?