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AI and digitalisation are driving rapid data-centre investment across APAC. In this first episode of APAC CreditCast, we discuss demand, power and grid constraints, project execution, financing, and the key credit risks shaping the sector.
Jeremy Zook and Ying Wang discuss China's 'new productive forces' strategy, focusing on EVs, AI, and robotics. They assess whether industrial upgrading can offset structural economic headwinds and support long-term growth.
Sabrin Chowdhury from BMI speaks on China’s dominance in global rare earths and implications on geopolitics and prices.
This episode explores China’s economic linkages with Latin America (LatAm), with Fitch Ratings’ Todd Martinez and Janice Chong, and the implications of the resurgence of the US “Monroe Doctrine” on these economic ties and for Chinese corporates.
A fireside chat on Fitch’s 2026 credit outlook for China’s sovereign, corporate, local government and banking sectors with Jeremy Zook, Ying Wang, Samuel Kwok and Grace Wu.
Davis Sun, Senior Director at Fitch Ratings, provides a progress report on China’s debt substitution plan and its impact on local government vehicles (LGFVs) and finances, as well as an outlook for 2026 and beyond.
Fitch analysts discuss intensifying competition between Meituan and Alibaba in China’s food delivery and instant retail business.
Chris Clague, an Associate Fellow at the IISS and an independent advisor on trade and supply chains, discusses recent trends in China-ASEAN trade and investment flows, and how they may be affected by US President Trump’s tariff policies.
Katie Chen, Senior Director at Fitch Ratings, and Franco Lam , Director, share their insights on the recent regulatory reforms in China’s AMC sector.
This episode explores key changes and credit trends in China’s power sector, including renewables growth and market reforms. Insights from Penny Chen, Senior Director, Fitch Ratings, reveal what lies ahead for major power generators.
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