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Gregory Chin, In the News
China talks must go beyond oil: Opposition
CIGI Senior Fellow Gregory Chin comments on Prime Minister Stephen Harper's visit to China. He says, "It's going to be extremely important for Canada to diversify beyond the United States at a time when Canadians and the Canadian government are trying to secure prosperity for Canadians."
What's on the Agenda for Prime Minister Harper's Visit to China?
In an interview with CTV News Channel's Power Play, CIGI Senior Fellow Gregory Chin discusses Canada and China's relationship and what will be discussed on Prime Minister Stephen Harper's trip.
Prime Minister Harper Visits China
In an interview with CPAC's Prime Time Politics, CIGI Senior Fellow Gregory Chin provides expert analysis on what Prime Minister Stephen Harper's visit to China means for Canada.
Gaining currency
"Given China’s prominence in world trade, in manufacturing, and increasingly in financing, it would be natural for the renminbi to become one of three or four major international currencies in the world economy,” says CIGI Senior Fellow Gregory Chin.
Beijing suspicious over US regional trade bloc
In a South China Morning Post article, CIGI Senior Fellow and Chair of the China Working Group Gregory Chin comments on the United States' efforts to strengthen economic relationships with countries surrounding China.
China appears unlikely to come to Eurozone's rescue
In a Los Angeles Times article on China and the euro zone, CIGI Senior Fellow Gregory Chin notes that China has sought to portray itself as a kind of balancer between the advanced and emerging countries, as well as between the developing and least developed nations.
G20 ends without Eurozone debt solution
Speaking at the close of the Cannes G20 Summit, CIGI Senior Fellow and Chair of the China Research Group Gregory Chin says the IMF "will have an important role to play" in enabling non-European countries such as Brazil, China, India and the US to assist with the European debt crisis.
Local expert at G-20 summit describes uncertainty
In an interview with 570 News, CIGI Senior Fellow Gregory Chin says explains that important economic matters will likely be overshadowed by the uncertainty in Greece.
Europe goes cap in hand
In an interview with the South China Morning Post, Senior Fellow Gregory Chin says that the G20 Summit in Cannes "will again show that China is becoming even more important in the global economy and a more important actor in international governance in the global economy."
Euro Crisis Shifts Mood for G20
Commenting from the G20 Summit in Cannes, CIGI Senior Fellow Gregory Chin notes that the French agenda “raised too many expectations instead of delivering on the core issue of global growth."