China remains a difficult market to do business for many companies across multiple sectors and executives remain concerned about the Chinese economy, increasing protectionism and rising employment and operating costs.
Let’s be clear eyed and pragmatic about Asia. Australia’s agricultural future is now well and truly connected to Asian markets and will remain so for many decades, if not forever.
Today marks the beginning of the Lunar New Year with the Year of the Earth Dog. Hear from our clients and partners about their experiences working with each other and their hopes for 2018.
Since establishing diplomatic relations with Vietnam in 1973 our two countries have experienced a growing mutuality of economic and security interests. But the benefits of this relationship are often undervalued.
Today’s media reports that China’s Central Banking Regulator (CBRC) is investigating the domestic banking sector’s exposure to global investments made by several privately owned group companies is another example of direct action being taken by Chinese regulators to address capital outflows and high domestic debt levels.
2016 was a breakthrough year for Chinese direct investment in Australia despite uncertainties surrounding Australia’s foreign investment review regime.
The opportunities for Australia-India business cooperation are broad and the benefits substantial with PM Turnbull’s visit promising a new commitment to cooperation between both countries
Whilst Indonesia may not have signed a bilateral agreement in the past 10 years, the positive chemistry between Prime Minister Turnbull and President Jokowi could end the drought before year’s end.
Chinese authorities are tightening regulations and oversight after an estimated USD 725 billion of capital outflows and 7 percent devaluation of the RMB in 2016. What does this mean for Australia
