The outcome of the US elections this November will influence its trade and foreign policies with China and the broader APAC region. In this webinar, our analysts will look at the impact of the elections on different sectors in China, and how companies will address challenges including increased tariffs, non-tariff barriers and industrial policy changes. We will also discuss how Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers will manage risks as they expand overseas.

IN-PERSON EVENT | Warsaw, Poland | InterContinental Warsaw

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Despite stronger-than-expected growth in the first quarter, China’s growth moderated slightly in the second quarter, while domestic consumption and income growth have remained muted. Geopolitical tensions persist and credit differentiation remains significant among regions and local government financing vehicles (LGFVs).
 
Join this webinar and hear our analysts discuss our expectations for China’s growth and credit conditions in H2 2024; the economic and fiscal consequences of ongoing geopolitical fragmentation; and the government’s measures to address LGFVs’ short-term liquidity pressure, transform long-term business models and achieve debt sustainability.

IN-PERSON EVENT | Almaty, Kazakhstan | Rixos Almaty

*This event will be delivered in Russian and English with Russian and English simultaneous interpretation

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IN PERSON | JW Marriott Hong Kong

IN PERSON | PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay

China's decarbonization targets have spurred climate-related policies including mandatory climate disclosure guidelines, proposed expansion of the national emission trading scheme and transition finance guidelines. Join our analysts as they delve into the key rationale behind these policies for the Chinese economy and their potential impact on Chinese companies.

As China’s economic growth slows, more Chinese companies are venturing overseas or increasing their exports. This strategy could improve productivity and potential growth over time but could also heighten execution risks, regulatory uncertainty and trade tensions. Join our analysts as they delve into the drivers and credit impact of China Inc.’s overseas expansion and rising exports.