China Report – February 2025
English | 68 pages | PDF | 63.7 MB
Chinese firms are seeing success in ecommerce. How are they expanding overseas to adapt to global and domestic market changes, including warehousing? (P.18-23) The large number of sandstorms affecting northern China has led to renewed calls for international efforts. (P.28-32) China-EU relations are showing a ‘middle path’ amid the new geopolitical tensions. (P.14-17) Have you got an e-bike? Demand for e-bikes is going up in Europe and the US and Chinese makers are seizing the opportunities. (P.40-42)
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