China’s Dependence on Strategic Fuel Imports and Opportunities for Global Fuel Exporters
China is the world’s largest consumer of energy and runs large trade deficits for primary fuels, especially crude oil and petroleum gases.
China is the world’s largest consumer of energy and runs large trade deficits for primary fuels, especially crude oil and petroleum gases.
China dominates global exports across mining-related product categories, underscoring its indispensable role in global mining supply chains.
From energy and pharma to engineering and IT, India has emerged as a top-tier trading nation with a diverse export basket and global reach.
China is the world’s leading processor of nearly all minerals and metals, and is the top exporter of several critical minerals.
ANDAMAN PARTNERS examines China's role in global resources, which is complex, comprehensive and consequential.
The world’s most dynamic economies with sustained economic growth are clustered in Africa as well as South, Central and Southeast Asia.
China ranks among the world’s top three producers and holders of reserves across a wide range of minerals and metals.
What China sells, where it sells it and how the country’s export dominance has reshaped global trade.
Size and speed: Who buys the most from China, who sells the most to China and whose trade is growing the fastest?
China leads the world with a total of 16 cities with populations exceeding 10 million people, the ‘megacities’ where talent, capital and infrastructure are concentrated.