BUSINESS ASIA HUB

China’s old economy drives growth to unexpected high in Q2.

Suppliers are still searching for demand.

The US President has said the US needs to get back to work, vaccine or not.

The latest economic data from China continues to highlight some challenges in its recovery phase.

China’s economy sharply contracted in Q1; weakest growth in over forty years in 2020.

Back in business? China attempts to restart its economy after Covid-19 shutdown

The government has introduced travel restrictions on arrivals from mainland China and advised Australians to avoid travelling to China because of the novel coronavirus.

China’s ends 2019 in line with expectation.

China’s industrial sector appears to have stabilised ahead of new trade deal.

Janari Tonoike, head of NAB Japan Securities Limited, National Australia Bank’s (NAB) new Tokyo-based, wholly-owned subsidiary, showcases the long-standing relationship between Japan and Australia, and explains how the new entity can help investors and borrowers in both markets and beyond connect better in a challenging global business environment.

Most of China’s indicators relatively weak year-on-year, however, the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China at the start of the October has made this harder to gauge.

Now is an optimal time for Asian investors and contractors to explore Australia’s thriving infrastructure sector.