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22 March 2023

Taiwan’s Economy Is Breaking Away From China’s

According to Taiwan’s Investment Commission, Taiwanese realized investment in China has plummeted, from U.S. $9 billion in 2017 to just U.S. $1.7 billion in 2022. As a consequence, China’s importance in Taiwan’s total outward foreign direct investment has diminished whereas other countries’ weight has increased.

23 February 2023

Market for substitutes for materials of animal origin

Investments in next generation materials to replace animal-based products in fashion, and other industries, fell by more than 50 per cent last year, according to a new report from the Material Innovation Initiative (MII). [Investments 'halved' in next gen materials - Ecotextile News]

12 January 2023

Changing value chains with new types of tariff barriers

A South Korean group will invest $2.5 billion in solar manufacturing in the U.S. state of Georgia, to take advantage of tax incentives under the recently passed Inflation Reduction Act. The facilities could provide nearly a fifth of U.S. solar demand. The legislation has “changed the economics of clean-energy investment,” The Wall Street Journal wrote

04 January 2023

The new energy map

Russia is expanding its gas pipeline to China, and the United States received its first Venezuelan oil exports in four years. Meanwhile, a hastily built terminal in Germany accepted its first shipment of U.S. gas. The Ukraine war has reshaped the global energy map, forcing Moscow to look east as Europe increasingly refuses its exports, and Washington to revive troubled relations with Caracas. Still, this energy diplomacy may have a short shelf life. Given China’s rapid investment in renewable energy, and the years-long build time of new gas pipelines, it may be that Moscow’s investment doesn’t pay off for long.

19 December 2022

Beijing refocuses on economy

China will shift focus to boosting growth after years of COVID-19 restrictions. In particular, “expanding domestic demand” will play a significant role, the Center for China and Globalization, a Beijing-based think tank, said. The shift comes with much of China grappling with what appears to be a brutal COVID-19 surge: Though the authorities have acknowledged few fatalities, major cities’ health care facilities and morgues appear overwhelmed. [Full text & analysis: Central Economic Work Conference 2022- pekingnology.com]

26 November 2022

Côte d’Ivoire is home to fashion businesses focused on international investment and regional trade

Côte d'Ivoire is francophone West Africa’s economic hub attracting fashion e-commerce and event entrepreneurs from across the sub-region. Global brands like Tommy Hilfiger and Mango have opened stores in the country’s commercial capital Abidjan as malls continue to be built. Local designers, multi-brand retailers and manufacturers have established ventures around which a unique business ecosystem is evolving. [The African Fashion Hub Punching Above Its Weight - BoF]

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