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David Feith is an adjunct senior fellow in the Indo-Pacific security program of the Center for a New American Security in Washington and was previously U.S. deputy assistant secretary of state for East Asia. Ben Noon is a member of the Asia directorate of the Vandenberg Coalition National Security Council.
TAIPEI -- China accounted for 30.7% of Taiwan's exports for the first four months of the year, nearing a low last seen more than two decades ago for the island's biggest trading partner.
The U.S. has revoked certain licenses for chip exports to Chinese tech giant Huawei, the Commerce Department told CNBC on Tuesday, in its latest efforts to curb China's tech power.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- The U.S. on Tuesday said it had revoked some licenses that allow companies to ship goods, such as chips, to the sanctioned Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei Technologies.
TOKYO -- Japanese companies would be required to notify the government before exporting advanced materials and equipment that could be used for military applications, according to a proposal released Wednesday that describes the country's approach to export controls in a "transition phase."
China’s car shipments to foreign markets have quintupled in the past four years. Its solar panels dominate global markets. Even exports in labor-intensive industries like furniture making, which China was once expected to lose to lower-wage countries, are surging.
China’s exports fell in March by 7.5% year-on-year, although the fall was mainly due to base effect: Chinese exports spiked in March 2023, so the comparison is distorted by the exceptionally high level of the year-earlier month. In RMB terms, China’s exports continue to follow a rising trend after the big jump between 2019 and 2023.
Paul Everingham is chief executive of the Asia Natural Gas and Energy Association.