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Features - Editor, 8 May 2013

China's New Auto Market Gains Momentum

Statistics reveal that the new auto market in China is by far the biggest in the world, with luxury vehicle sales climbing daily. Analysts predict that within seven years, China's demand for so-called "premium" cars will outstrip the demand in the United States. Currently premium cars make up 14 percent of new car sales in the United States, with up to 9 percent of China's sales being premium cars. It has also been noted that luxury car owners favor German models BMW, Mercedes and Audi. Now General Motors is planning to tap into the premium car market in China by building a new Cadillac factory in the country.

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Trade - Editor, 24 April 2013

China and Iceland Enter Into Free-Trade Deal

During a recent state visit to Beijing by Iceland's Prime Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir, the two countries signed a free-trade deal which aims to eliminate most trade tariffs in the next few years. This is the first such agreement that China has signed with a European country and some analysts are of the opinion that it is part of China's strategy to reach out for allies as many of its historic trading partners are wary of China's increasing economic influence.

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News - Editor, 10 April 2013

Australia and China Strengthen Ties

Following months of negotiations between Australia and China, a strategic partnership agreement was concluded between Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on the last day of Ms Gillard's five-day visit to China. Analysts note that the agreement, which commits to annual meetings between the Prime Ministers of China and Australia, is a major achievement for Ms Gillard, bearing in mind that China has this type of arrangement with only two other countries, being Germany and Russia, with the latter being a fellow member of BRICS – the association of emerging national economies consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and since 2010, South Africa.

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