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Nathaniel Taplin
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Nathaniel Taplin writes on the Chinese economy and commodities for Heard on the Street in Hong Kong, after spending five years in Beijing and Shanghai with Thomson Reuters and the independent macro consultancy Gavekal Dragonomics. At Reuters he covered China’s debt and money markets, monetary policy and financial system. At Gavekal, he headed up global commodities coverage and wrote extensively on China’s energy sector, industry and trade.
Asian country’s economic influence won’t grow endlessly as its overseas investment and energy-demand growth slow down
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Sudden weakness in October purchasing managers indexes raises prospect of another stall-out like the one that deraile...
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A record number of Chinese college students graduated this summer, but landing their dream job may be a long shot. WS...
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Beijing might have no choice but to bail out cities and provinces—and soon
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Perhaps not—if Beijing plays its cards right. But serious damage to the nation’s prospects is still likely. A look at...
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Strong Chinese demand looks unlikely as oil prices soar
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But it will probably be a near miss, and economic data still hints at a bottom rather than a strong rebound
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Every year, The Wall Street Journal’s Heard on the Street columnists pick the stocks they love and loathe and track t...
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Every year, The Wall Street Journal’s Heard on the Street columnists pick the stocks they love and loathe and track t...
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Chinese households are losing faith in the nation’s future and could drag down the entire economy
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The U.S. produces more corn than any other crop and American farms sold $5.3 billion of it to China last year. But Ch...
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Startup funding ecosystems in China and the U.S. will probably keep growing apart
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