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What Goldman Sachs’ 30% China AI Revenue Upgrade Means for Foreign Tech Companies: 2026 Update
Goldman Sachs raised its China AI revenue forecast by 30%, signaling commercial returns are accelerating. Here's how foreign AI companies can size the market and navigate compliance.
How Bain Capital’s Gong cha Deal Signals China Market Entry Trends for Foreign Investors: 2026 Update
Bain Capital's acquisition of bubble tea chain Gong cha highlights a new China-adjacent investment pattern for foreign PE. Here's what the deal means for structuring your China market entry.
What China’s July 2026 Export Surge and Investment Slowdown Mean for Foreign Companies: 2026 Update
China's July 2026 data is expected to show exports growing 5.2% as fixed-asset investment contracts further. Here's what this two-speed recovery means for your FX exposure, suppliers, and China strategy.
Yuan Hits 3.5-Year High: 3 FX Moves Foreign Companies Should Make Now
The onshore yuan strengthened past 6.75 per U.S. dollar — a three-and-a-half-year high — on cooling U.S. inflation and resilient trade. How foreign companies should adjust RMB pricing, hedging, and repatriation timing.
Chinese Auto Brands Hit 35% of Australia Sales: Record July Signals Export Shift
Chinese brands delivered 38,555 vehicles in Australia in July 2026 — up 93.0% year on year and 35.5% of the record 108,577 market — with BYD second overall and BEV sales up 226%. What the export surge signals for foreign auto companies.
U.S. FCC Drafts Ban on Chinese Optical Transceivers: 3 Supply Chain Moves for Foreign Tech Firms
The U.S. FCC is drafting rules to ban imports of new Chinese-made optical transceivers, threatening roughly 60% of AI data center module supply. The move exposes deep mutual dependence — Chinese makers rely on U.S. DSPs and lasers. Three supply chain moves for foreign tech companies.
