China

For the first time since 1961 China’s population declined. The dragon will most likely lose the top spot as the most populous country to India.

The global economy is looking for elements that can guide it in 2023: will there be a recession? What role will China play? Some answers come from last week’s economic data.

As oil prices soar on China’s reopening, analysts are looking at all the factors that could slow or speed up crude oil. What can still happen?

While India and China did not agree on the Western price cap on Russian oil, this measure will still damage Russia. Here’s why.

Having just begun, 2023 still leaves room for forecasts and reflections on what will happen: recession, inflation, central bank moves are under the lens of various analysts.

Back in early December, analysts thought China would abandon the "zero-Covid" policy no sooner than March 2023. It turned out they were wrong.

Oil price: what to expect in 2023? Crude forecasts revolve around several factors, from the recession and demand from China to the OPEC decisions and the impact of sanctions.

For the moment, China is not turning back to the "zero-Covid" policy. Something about the current wave, however, has to be done.

After November’s protests against restrictions, China was rather quick in lifting them. This, however, came to a cost.

Could uranium be one of the energy sources to keep an eye on in the future, looking for alternatives to classic fuels? The Kazatomprom case.