Protests in China are widespread, and that's what makes them so serious for Beijing, says Ted Kemp, managing editor of CNBC International Digital
Ted Kemp, Managing Editor of CNBC International Digital, explains how China has reached a tipping point and why the breadth of protests is dangerous to the regime.
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: other
Protests in China are widespread, and that's what makes them so serious for Beijing, says Ted Kemp, managing editor of CNBC International Digital
CNBC
UP NEXT
-
Jobless Claims Rise Higher Than Expected
Cover Media -
SVB's collapse is a symptom of how 'bubble-prone' the whole system is, author says
CNBC
-
Addressing food inflation is a top priority for us because it's hurting families, Spanish economy minister says
-
The Pre-Markets Rundown: March 31, 2023
-
Further interest rate hikes could be 'really, really difficult' for bank stocks, fund manager says
-
Inflation momentum has gone in Europe and ECB will probably pivot in the summer, economist says
-
What’s Your AGI? The Key Number That Helps Explain Your Taxes
The Wall Street Journal
-
No crisis repeats itself in exactly the same way, professor says
-
Central banks probably can't deliver the same price stability they did in the last 20-30 years: HSBC
-
We are not facing a banking crisis, says strategist
-
SVB is 'probably the first of a series' of bank failures, Ambrosetti's De Molli says
-
'Really elevated' risk of a U.S. recession at the end of this year, says financial services firm
-
Call Kurtis Investigation: What's behind the surge in Facebook lockouts?
CBS Sacramento -
Trade deals like CPTPP can help address a polycrisis, Asian Trade Centre says
-
China may switch to round-the-clock renewables in the later part of this decade: Goldman Sachs
-
China's recovery isn't 'full-blooded' but it's significant, World Bank says
