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Prolonged Iran War, hurt China's export growth, Goldman Sachs
Monday - Friday, 10:00 - 11:00 SIN/HK | 0400 - 05:00 CETwatch nowHui Shan, Chief China Economist at Goldman Sachs, provides an outlook for China's economy for the remainder of 2026. She discusses the contrast between domestic demand and export growth. Despite the relatively insulated status of China's manufacturing capabilities, she thinks the prolonged Iran war could hurt its export growth due to a potential slowdown in demand from emerging markets.02:30Mon, Apr 20 202612:28 AM EDT
Iran war impact: Rising oil costs hit China factories; businesses ... - MSN
Iran war impact: Rising oil costs hit china factories; `businesses squeezed as prices surge Your eyes are warning you, 5 silent signs you should never ignore How 'Gopal' became 'Gulshan': New ...
Iran, oil, and China: Four economic lessons from the conflict in the ...
The latest conflict involving Iran has jolted prices at times, but investors have so far responded with speed rather than panic, quickly adjusting to new information. Energy markets, supply chains, and risk assets have proved more adaptable than many feared, even amid geopolitical noise.
China Clean Tech Exports Jump as Iran War Spurs Demand
(Bloomberg) -- China's exports of clean technology climbed in March, reinforcing signs that manufacturers are benefiting from rising global demand for alternative energy sources as traditional supplies are roiled by the Iran war. The most notable growth came in shipments of lithium-ion batteries and electric vehicles, with an annual increase of 34% and 53%, according to data released by ...
