Trade war risks could push global shippers to Asia’s arbitration hubs: analysts

Trade war risks could push global shippers to Asia’s arbitration hubs: analysts

The terms “United States exclusion clause” and “China risk clause” were frequently heard at a recent shipping forum hosted by Zhejiang Seaport Group in the eastern city of Ningbo, as uncertainties at sea persist despite the trade war truce reached between the world’s two biggest economies. The event brought together global logistics sector representatives and…

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China, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, France, Indonesia, Poland, Bhutan: Dragon Boat Festival Travel Trends Reveal Growing Demand for Customized and Quality Tourism Experiences

China, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, France, Indonesia, Poland, Bhutan: Dragon Boat Festival Travel Trends Reveal Growing Demand for Customized and Quality Tourism Experiences

Home » TRAVEL NEWS » China, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, France, Indonesia, Poland, Bhutan: Dragon Boat Festival Travel Trends Reveal Growing Demand for Customized and Quality Tourism Experiences Tuesday, June 3, 2025 In the evolving landscape of holiday travel, Fliggy, a leading online travel services platform and a wholly-owned subsidiary…

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Link Reit Faces Rent Challenges in Hong Kong, Shines in Singapore and Australia – News and Statistics

Jun 2, 2025 Link Asset Management, the manager of Asia’s largest real estate investment trust, Link Reit, anticipates further rent negotiations in Hong Kong as the company focuses on maintaining occupancy rates. According to top executives, while the Hong Kong retail market faces challenges, properties in Singapore and Australia have outperformed expectations. For the financial…

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Hong Kong regains favour as investors turn to mainland China and yuan: Deutsche Bank

Hong Kong regains favour as investors turn to mainland China and yuan: Deutsche Bank

Hong Kong’s corporate activity and yuan-driven business have been revitalised as global market participants strengthen ties to China’s economy amid tariffs and geopolitical tensions, according to a senior executive at Deutsche Bank. Companies and investors have increased their exposure to China and hedged against the US dollar as they adjusted their supply chains and portfolios…

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