In today’s briefing:
- Thailand: Prayuth’s Suspension May Be A Net Positive for Political Stability
- CX Daily: Breaking the Ice in the China-U.S. Audit Standoff
- CX Daily: Washington’s Drive to Hobble Chinese Chipmaking
Thailand: Prayuth’s Suspension May Be A Net Positive for Political Stability
- It has been a bad week for Prime Ministers. Thai Prime Minister Prayuth has been suspended by the Constitutional Court.
- Counter-Intuitively, Prayuth’s suspension may be a net positive for political stability, if his detractors are appeased by the suspension, lowering the risk of political protests.
- The impact on policy should be limited. Watch for a potential comeback by the opposition Pheu Thai party.
CX Daily: Breaking the Ice in the China-U.S. Audit Standoff
Audit / Cover Story: Breaking the ice in the China-U.S. audit standoff
Attackers / Eight Tangshan police officers detained in women’s assault case
Bankruptcy / Two rural lenders in northeastern China set to enter bankruptcy
CX Daily: Washington’s Drive to Hobble Chinese Chipmaking
Caixin Explains: Washington’s drive to hobble Chinese chipmaking
Communist Party’s 20th National Congress to kick off on Oct. 16
Shenzhen schools delay fall term as city braces for fresh Covid outbreak
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