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Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Moves comes as Trump administration struggles to reach truce in trade war
Shift has raised prospect that Beijing has reached the limits of its export domination
China will not accept inferiority — and the west should not want it to
Beijing’s intervention makes it more likely Washington will pass its own act concerning the territory
Beijing is the leading goods supplier to most countries, even as some see signs of a peak
Cross-border capital flows have been supported by a relentless hunt for yield
Domestic tourism becomes more appealing amid growing concerns about safety
New 90-day extension comes as US prepares rules on telcos that pose national security risks
First easing in four years signals Beijing’s concern over slower growth
Money should spill out of dollar assets as China’s economy shifts
Bilateral relations at low ebb as Australian MPs barred from China
Microsoft founder suggests ‘objective test’ of security claims against Huawei
The US and China are struggling to finalise a ‘phase one’ trade deal
Trump administration officials concede original target date may slip but deny reports of setback
Deepening slowdown intensified by US-China trade row increases pressure on Beijing to launch new measures
Critics point to ‘white elephant’ developments, debt risk and region’s strategic position
Senators urge agency to drop investment tracking MSCI index due to national security concerns
PMI data support findings of Harvard study into impact of tariffs
US president says tariffs will be ‘raised very substantially’ if no truce is reached
Washington is in danger of throwing away the leverage its allies could have given it
