Markets bet Beijing is getting serious about China's overcapacity

Markets bet Beijing is getting serious about China’s overcapacity

By Lewis Jackson, Jiaxing Li and Amy Lv BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) -Commodity prices from steel to polysilicon have surged this month as Chinese investors bet Beijing is finally serious about addressing overcapacity across the world’s second-largest economy. Prices for nine industrial commodities including coal, steel, polysilicon, a building block for solar panels, alumina and lithium…

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US firms say China market critical despite fraying relations, other issues: survey

US firms say China market critical despite fraying relations, other issues: survey

A new survey of American companies operating in China has indicated that most of them consider the country’s market critical despite fraying bilateral relations, tariffs, economic weakness and lost market share. Nearly all respondents participating in an annual US-China Business Council survey said they cannot remain globally competitive without their business in the world’s second-largest…

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