Author: dillard

Cleaner energies has been an issue in China which seems to receive nearly full amounts of support within the Chinese government. Subsidies concerning the purchase of electric cars has prompted people to purchase more and more cars but costs of batteries and lack of charge stations seem to work against the goal of reducing carbon… Continue reading Electric Subsidies →

Recently in China, open market operations designed by the Chinese Federal Reserve bank have been aiming to decrease the money supply. Since the recent Chinese  policy changes, China’s benchmark rate has risen as other rates have fallen. Nearly the past two weeks have caused an extraction of almost 560 million Yuan from the market, and… Continue reading Chinese Open Market Operations →

Issues concerning the EU and Chinas relationship in the solar industry have have increased economic tensions to a point that many fear an oncoming trade war. Since Chinese solar panels cost nearly 45 percent less than solar panels made in the EU, the EU has a market which sales are a continual battle against sales… Continue reading Potential Tariff War between China and EU →

China, being the worlds foremost emerging market, has increasingly begin to head down the road of further financial transparency. Areas in China’s banking industry which have been conspicuously shadowy in the past have now become under increased regulation.  Specifically, the PBOC, the Peoples Bank of China will begin to start publishing TSF or total social… Continue reading Financial Transparency →