James Kynge is a renowned journalist and author with extensive experience in global economics, finance, and international business. He is currently a senior journalist and former China Bureau Chief for The Financial Times, a role in which he played a pivotal part in the paper's coverage of China and Asia. Kynge has been a key figure in reporting on the economic rise of China, offering insight into the country’s political and economic transformations and their implications for global markets.

Kynge is known for his deep expertise in Chinese affairs and his ability to distill complex topics into accessible, engaging narratives. His work spans across multiple areas including trade, investment, geopolitics, and the technological evolution within China. He has authored the acclaimed book China Shakes the World, which offers a comprehensive analysis of China's rise as a global economic superpower and its potential long-term impact on the world.

Throughout his career, Kynge has been recognized for his investigative reporting, particularly his coverage of Chinese business, politics, and culture. He has been instrumental in shaping the Financial Times's Asia coverage and has been featured in global media outlets, contributing to his reputation as one of the leading voices on Chinese economic and political affairs.

Kynge is a sought-after speaker at international conferences and has engaged with policymakers, business leaders, and academic institutions worldwide. His work continues to influence discourse on global economic trends and the intersection of business and geopolitics.

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