Sydney’s skyrocketing house prices are worrying, but Chinese buyers aren’t to blame
December
How Chinese Business Leaders View Australia
December
In February 2015 ACRI commissioned Zogby Research Services to conduct a poll of Chinese business leaders on their attitudes towards Australia.
1. Chinese business leaders1 are overwhelming positive in their views towards Australia: 93 percent said that their overall impression is favourable or very favourable.2 This compares with:
Australia’s dependence on China just went up a notch
December
Note: This article appeared in Business Spectator on May 27 2015.
The Australian economy just became more dependent on China. Again.
China’s new economic diplomacy
December
Note: This article appeared on University of Nottingham’s China Policy Institute Blog on May 26 2015.
How good is the TPP? Look to China for an answer
December
The economic returns of CAMP
December
Note: This article appeared on the website of the China-Australia Millennial Project, May 20 2015.
It’s a disappointing truth: Australia has tended to neglect its most important bilateral economic relationship.
On two occasions in my own career this has particularly struck me.
Exports to China are struggling and we need to do better
December
Note: This article appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald on May 20 2015.
Sales to our most important customer are falling fast.
China’s “New Normal” Growth
December
In 2014, China’s growth rate slowed to 7.4 percent. This was down from 10.4 percent in 2010. This ACRI Fact Sheet explains what China’s “new normal” growth rate means for the world economy.
One billion tonnes of Chinese steel: Rio and BHP aren’t alone in their optimism
December
Note: This article appeared in The West Australian on May 18 2015.
Fortescue boss Twiggy Forrest didn’t hold back: last week he accused the big miners of having a “callous disregard for Australia”. Treasurer Joe Hockey said he was sympathetic to Forrest’s position. Senator Nick Xenaphon called for a Senate inquiry. A parliamentary inquiry of some sort looks like getting the nod.
Chinese Investment in Australian Residential Real Estate
December
- Domestic buyers are responsible for 85.2 percent and 91.3 percent of demand for new and established residential real estate, respectively.1