Dr Andy Xie is a Shanghai-based independent economist specialising in China and Asia, and writes, speaks and consults on ...

Independent economist Andy Xie says the U.S. would be reluctant to negotiate with China at a time where it's position appears weak due to the Iran war, and that China would not want to be seen as ...

In a bid to counter slowing growth, Xie says local governments across China are pressuring lenders to keep businesses funded, regardless of profitability, perpetuating the so-called “zombie firms.” ...

About 20 percent of China's economy is shrinking and 80 percent is growing moderately, according to independent economist Andy Xie. Xie told CNBC Asia's "Squawk Box" on Friday that a credit bubble in ...

Further escalation in the U.S.-China trade war could push Chinese yuan 10 percent lower, says economist Andy Xie. President Donald Trump has frequently cited China's $375 billion trade surplus with ...

Xie argues that Chinese prices won’t converge to US levels; rather US prices are likely to need to fall to Chinese levels. When a small economy like South Korea begins to develop, it is quite ...

China's capital controls have helped avoid a crisis, but it needs to fix fundamental problems Property prices, meanwhile, have "a long way to fall" China should focus on fixing fundamental problems ...

Independent Economist Andy Xie has been a China bear for some years now, so long that as if there is no one who wants to listen to him again. Well, at least I will still first read about what he said ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Does anybody think the Chinese yuan is over-valued against the dollar these days? Maybe the Chinese yuan-dollar peg makes the yuan too strong.

Shares in Feishang Anthracite Resources, a Chinese coal mining company backed by popular economist Andy Xie, ended the week lower at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange after their debut on Wednesday. The ...

Here is the difference between Xie and me, put simply. Xie thinks the US is trying to get China to “artificially” push up Chinese wages. The vast US trade deficit ... cannot be solved by artificially ...