Joe Mazur

Ether Yin, Head of policy research at Trivium China, specializes in navigating Chinese government policy, while Joe Mazur leads geopolitical research focusing on U.S.-China relations. They discuss the resurgence of consumer confidence in Beijing, fueled by increased tourism and spending on luxury items. The duo also unpacks the latest challenges in U.S.-China trade talks and the implications of China's geopolitical stance for international relations, particularly in light of G7 dynamics and EU concerns. Tune in for insights that blend economic trends with hot geopolitical takes!

Ether Yin, co-founder of Trivium China, and Joe Mazur, head of geopolitical research at Trivium China, delve into the latest insights from the China Development Forum. They analyze the contrasting moods of domestic and foreign businesses in China. The discussion highlights Beijing's evolving economic coercion tactics, recent updates to the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law, and the role of U.S.-China relations in shaping business dynamics. They also explore how foreign companies are adapting to new regulatory challenges, shedding light on the intricate balance of opportunity and risk.