China must navigate a unique global trade environment that is both risky and essential. Illustration: Henry Wong
China’s ‘two sessions’: Beijing must juggle competition and cooperation in historically unprecedented global trade environment
- Establishing a high-standard rule system for a more open economy is expected to be a top priority for Chinese leaders at upcoming meetings
- Some trade analysts say that while China may become more competitive on trade in the coming years, it may also be the most important global trade partner
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China must navigate a unique global trade environment that is both risky and essential. Illustration: Henry Wong