China: International Trade & Investment

6月12日未明（北京時間）、2026年北中米ワールドカップが開幕した。開会式の会場では中国のトレンド玩具メーカー・ポップマート（POP MART）の人気キャラクター「ラブブ（LABUBU）」が大会仕様のユニフォーム姿で登場し、世界中のサッカーファンを沸かせた。

Foreign companies restructuring their China operations face a complex web of legal, regulatory, and commercial challenges when moving production, selling assets, or exiting the market.

中国の技術貿易分野における国際的な総合展示会として、上海市政府主催の「第12回中国（上海）国際技術輸出入交易会」（以下、上交会）が6月11日から13日まで開催された...

大宗循环贸易、融资性贸易纠纷中，物流仓储企业往往是极易被忽视却又高频卷入风险的主体。即便仅承担仓储、单据出具等辅助性角色，一旦交易链条断裂、资金无法兑付，物流企业便极易被拖入虚假贸易的追责漩涡，面临巨额赔偿风险。

Lenders with manufacturing exposure in Asia face mounting risks as factory-level economics deteriorate beneath seemingly stable revenue figures. While official metrics show contraction and falling shipments, the most dangerous exposures are manufacturers that appear healthy on paper but operate on shrinking margins, weakened pricing power, and fragile trade finance structures.

China's State Council has issued two sweeping regulations that dramatically expand its countersanctions framework, introducing new mechanisms to monitor supply-chain security and counter foreign extraterritorial jurisdiction.

On 27 December 2025, China passed the revised Foreign Trade Law of the People’s Republic of China (the Revised Foreign Trade Law), which took effect on 1 March 2026.

Asia's economic landscape in 2025 presents a complex interplay of opportunity and transformation, driven by evolving trade relationships, technological investment, and regulatory developments. As artificial intelligence, digital platforms, and cross-border capital flows reshape industries, governments introduce new policies affecting data governance, intellectual property, and financial markets. Loeb & Loeb's Asia practice navigates this dynamic environment, providing strategic counsel across capital market

On April 10, 2026, the Canada Border Services Agency (“CBSA”) issued a Notice of Initiation of Investigation under the Special Import Measures Act (“SIMA”) in respect of the alleged dumping...