50 years of suspension
Benefits and costs of the rapprochement with China and the suspension of the convertibility of the dollar. On August 15, 1971, President Nixon announced the suspension of the convertibility of [...]
Crowning China
The CCP’s 100th anniversary marks a new step for China’s leader on the way to global political and economic leadership What could be a greater symbol than to see President Xi Jinping [...]
Taïwan, the narrow path
Taiwan finds itself in the global economic and diplomatic spotlight. A rather uncomfortable situation. She masterfully defeated the COVID-19 pandemic. The Island is at the heart of some of the [...]
China – EU, the arrangement?
What benefit can Europe really expect from the investment deal with Beijing? What was the EU going to do in this mess? It is roughly in these terms that one could describe how was perceived the [...]
RCEP, when China spreads her wings
The RCEP, free trade agreement seals the Asian and even more the Chinese “pivot”. As impressive as it is, it bears many ambiguities. It is the agreement of the century and the one of all records. [...]
The Ant (Group) that itches
The last-minute suspension of Ant Group’s IPO has cast doubt on Chinese financial practices. The simultaneous listing in Shanghai and Hong Kong promised to be historic. Not only did the IPO was [...]
Everything is going very well Mr. Xi!
The virus is under control, growth is back, financial markets are attractive… Is China the next puzzle for responsible investors? While our tv screens display more about the “second [...]
The dictator and the puppet
Between China and the United States, the economic war continues on other grounds, and by other means. As we know, a strictly economic and financial assessment of the current situation would [...]
