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Russia-Ukraine conflict has negatively impacted China’s economy and seriously strained its relations with Europe, Prof. Xu Dingbo tells Russian state media TASS2025-03-21Prof. Xu Dingbo expects that China will continue to play a significant role in Russia's economy. More
The fundamentals of Sino-Russian trading relations will remain unchanged regardless of Russia’s relationship with the US, Prof. Xu Dingbo tells Russian state media TASS2025-03-21Demand for Russian goods in China to be a strong support for bilateral cooperation. More
Prof. Oliver Rui quoted by South China Morning Post on China’s plan to issue sovereign green bonds in London2025-03-20"European investors also have strong demand for green financial products - the issuance also provides a better platform of communication with Europe.” More
Speaking on the sidelines of CEIBS’ recent Beijing forum, Professor Xu Dingbo tells South China Morning Post that recent policies to boost China’s economy do not go far enough2025-03-19"Spending is pushed not by the central government, but by local governments.” More
In a full-length interview with Poets and Quants, CEIBS MBA Director Prof. Zhang Lingling says Shanghai offers MBA students the chance to hone their skills in a competitive environment to boost their career prospects2025-03-19"CEIBS is not just a business school; it is a place where future leaders come to gain insights, challenge themselves, and connect with the global business community." More
Against a turbulent international backdrop, Chinese firms expanding overseas need to pay due attention to local regulations, Professor Albert Hu tells Straits Times2025-03-15"As more and more Chinese firms engage in cross-border economic activities, and as rising trade tensions complicate the world trading system, the risk of non-compliance by Chinese firms has been risin… More
In a TV interview with Al Jazeera, Prof. Xu Bin says recent policies designed to boost China's economy are not enough2025-03-13“A lot of stimulus is needed to make Chinese people spend again.” More
In the wake of the Two Sessions, Professor Albert Hu is quoted by Spain's ABC on the rehabilitation of China's private sector2025-03-11“Private enterprises are the backbone of the Chinese economy - they are champions in some of China’s high-tech industries and responsible for generating most new jobs.” More
Moves to boost private spending in China need to go further, Professor Zhu Tian tells Straits Times2025-03-05“More budgetary support is needed to boost consumption - a multi-trillion-yuan consumption voucher programme would be far more effective than the current old-for-new subsidy scheme.” More
Professor Albert Hu tells the Straits Times he expects China to double efforts to boost domestic consumption to hedge against expected decline in exports.2025-03-04“Exports have been a bright spot of the Chinese economy, but the new tariffs will dampen demand for Chinese-made products.” More
