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Published in 13 May, 2020

Hawkish voices have emerged in China seeking a reevaluation of its Phase 1 trade deal with the United States, with some advisers urging fresh talks, a state-controlled tabloid said, citing sources close to the Chinese government.


Published in 13 May, 2020

The bid for the construction of the new Vasco da Gama terminal at Portugal´s Port of Sines has been delayed until April 2021, according to the administration.


Published in 13 May, 2020

We are witnessing an outstanding economic comeback. In late winter, the whole of China was effectively in lockdown. Now, by early summer, we can look forward to a return to normal in the country’s car market. In April, Volkswagen Group China's deliveries were even able to grow compared to the previous year.


Published in 7 May, 2020

Looking to a more environmentally-friendly future after the coronavirus, Portugal is preparing a handful of multi-billion projects including a new hydrogen plant and will revive a delayed solar auction in June, a minister said.


Published in 7 May, 2020

Banco de Portugal and the Monetary Authority of Macao have discussed setting up an offshore market for bonds denominated in renminbi, the Portuguese central bank says.


Published in 7 May, 2020

European nations are divided over how best to deal with Beijing, which looms larger in their policy and public debates


Published in 7 May, 2020

As European governments debate whether to allow Huawei to build critical 5G infrastructure, fears of economic retaliation by China play a major role in their thinking. While this is a legitimate concern, it would be a mistake if such concerns were allowed to dominate decision-making on strategic issues.


Published in 7 May, 2020

China’s producers hope to restore capacity in the weeks ahead, but sagging demand in export markets could hold back economic recovery.


Published in 7 May, 2020

China’s plan to resume annual parliamentary sessions delayed by the coronavirus outbreak next month could be seen as a statement of the country’s commitment to get back to normal. The actual gathering may end up showing how much has changed.


Published in 30 April, 2020

Three of the world’s four largest economies, the United States, Japan and the European Union, are drawing up separate plans to lure their companies out of China


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