Evelyn Cheng is a Senior Correspondent at CNBC.com, covering China's economy and financial markets from Beijing. Her reporting often intersects with themes of business and economics, as well as the global economy, highlighting topics such as economic policy and capital markets. Evelyn's work has been featured in various outlets, including Flipboard, NBC News, and CNBC.
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Evelyn Cheng's coverage focuses primarily on finance, economy, trade, and technology within China. Her articles often cite data and government announcements. She frequently covers market trends, investments, EVs, IPOs, global currency as well as consumer spending.
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Key Points China's domestic tourism is underperforming expectations, as Hilton's China revenue per available room fell 2.2% year-on-year in the second quarter.
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From a surprise yuan devaluation in 2015 to crackdowns in recent years, many of Beijing's policy moves appear abrupt to outsiders.
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Key Points Several A-list U.S. celebrities have attended China premieres of their movies this year.
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Key Points Artificial intelligence adoption has driven up demand for memory chips, and in the NAND segment, a Chinese company has broken into third place globally.
Key Points Pony.ai and Uber plan to roll out 2,000 robotaxis across Europe. The two companies also agreed to work together in the Middle East.
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Robust industrial production and exports tied to the global AI investment boom have powered headline growth, even as consumption and private investment have weakened amid a prolonged property downturn and volatile energy prices.
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