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Clement Tan

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Covers:  financial markets, china, hong kong, stocks, economics, company news
Assistant Foreign Editor @straits_times • Ex-Reuters, Bloomberg reporter • Previously in Beijing, HK, DC, NY • Always trying to write a book

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Clement Tan’s Biography

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Clement Tan has been China Stocks Correspondent for Reuters News since March 2011. Based in Hong Kong with stints in Shanghai, he covers the stock markets in the mainland and the Chinese territory, where most foreign investors express their views on the world’s second-largest economy. He is now looking to move to Beijing to write about economics, companies or politics.

He was previously based in Washington, where he covered immigration and campaign finance as an intern for Tribune newspapers, m…

Clement Tan’s Journalist Portfolio

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Wide gap for China mainland, offshore stocks may be hard to bridge

Wide gap for China mainland, offshore stocks may be hard to bridge

Investors looking to exploit the widest gap in three years between the performance of mainland and offshore C…

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Bubble trouble brewing for shiny China penny stocks

Bubble trouble brewing for shiny China penny stocks

When it comes to mainland Chinese stocks this year, small is hot. Up nearly 80 percent in 2013, Shenzhen-list…

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China cash crunch not sign of a banking crisis, says large Chinese fund

China cash crunch not sign of a banking crisis, says large Chinese fund

China’s financial system is more “robust” than widely thought and the recent cash crunch does not signal any …

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China's downturn-proof booze makers hit government wall

China's downturn-proof booze makers hit government wall

The makers of China's fiery liquor baijiu, a pricey, potent drink that is a staple at state dinners, say it i…

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Big immigration march in Washington

Big immigration march in Washington

Determined to push a major overhaul of the immigration system to the top of the nation's political agenda, te…

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Campaign finance legislation faces tricky issue of foreign corporations

Campaign finance legislation faces tricky issue of foreign corporations

Proposed legislation to block foreign companies from contributing money to U.S. elections could end up affect…

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How are middle powers and small states surviving in this brave new world?

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By Clement Tan Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump taking a stroll around Zhongnanhai Garden, an imperial retreat in Beijing, on May 15 during Trump’s three-day state visit to China. PHOTO: REUTERS Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong made some important changes in his Cabinet reshuffle in July. One was to expand the Ministry of Trade and Industry from Oct 1 to also include energy.
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Beyond tariffs, Trump’s playbook pushes US solutions for Asean needs

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By Clement Tan Verified, Bhagyashree Garekar
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
[SINGAPORE/WASHINGTON] Asean should expect to see a new, hard-nosed side of the US in the near term as the Trump administration deepens its implementation of a pragmatic “America First” brand of foreign policy. Along with the recent appointment of a new US ambassador to Asean, US officials will push the reliability of US equipment and technology in efforts to rebalance trade in favour of the world’s largest economy – a strategy that also includes imposing tariffs on its trading partners.
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Beyond tariffs, Trump’s pragmatic playbook champions US solutions for ASEAN needs

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By Bhagyashree Garekar, Clement Tan Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
WASHINGTON/SINGAPORE – ASEAN should expect to see a new, hard-nosed side of the United States in the near term as the Trump administration deepens its implementation of a pragmatic “America First” brand of foreign policy.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, I miss the typing sounds.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

My work email works best.

What's your favorite social network?

A tie between twitter and instagram.