Asia Pacífico

La construcción, de la mano de la naviera Cosco Shipping Ports, considera un presupuesto total de US$ 3.000 millones

The year 2020 was filled with geopolitical and geoeconomic changes that represented a major shift in world history, with the COVID-19 pandemic and the U.S. presidential election leading the way.

Much has been made of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) since it was signed in November. After all, participating countries account for 30% of the world’s GDP. Conspicuously absent was the United States.

El gobierno recibió alrededor de 20 propuestas de financiamiento para el cable transoceánico. KPMG ha sido el que ha llevado las negociaciones con los inversionistas.

Employment has taken a much bigger hit than during the global financial crisis, with women and younger workers suffering the most, IMF says.

Análisis de Ricardo Ávila - Así esta el panorama de las inversiones provenientes de China en América Latina.

With much of the world preoccupied with the coronavirus pandemic, China has continued to push its military objectives in the South China Sea. However, the US, Australia and Vietnam are not idly standing by.

Despite tentative signs of economic recovery at home, projects under the Belt and Road Initiative remain cut off from vital Chinese materials and specialist labour. Supply chain disruptions are pushing out existing project timelines, including in Indonesia, Pakistan and Bangladesh, and adding uncertainty to new plans

Digital lenders have helped small businesses access funding, but a liquidity crunch looms