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US-China Trade Relations Show Signs of Improvement
Following a June 5th phone call between the heads of state, the US and China are implementing economic and trade agreements, with the US resuming some exports to China and China processing export licenses; bilateral trade, however, decreased by 8.1 percent year-on-year in the first five months of 20...
US-China Trade Relations Show Signs of Improvement
Following a June 5th phone call between the heads of state, the US and China are implementing economic and trade agreements, with the US resuming some exports to China and China processing export licenses; bilateral trade, however, decreased by 8.1 percent year-on-year in the first five months of 20...
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36% Bias Score
Mixed Asian Equities: China's Services Sector Slows, NEV Sales Soar
Asian equities showed mixed results; South Korea and Thailand rose, while Hong Kong fell. China's Caixin Services PMI was 50.6, below expectations, but June NEV sales surged 29% YoY to 1.26 million units. Mainland investors were net sellers in Hong Kong.
Mixed Asian Equities: China's Services Sector Slows, NEV Sales Soar
Asian equities showed mixed results; South Korea and Thailand rose, while Hong Kong fell. China's Caixin Services PMI was 50.6, below expectations, but June NEV sales surged 29% YoY to 1.26 million units. Mainland investors were net sellers in Hong Kong.
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40% Bias Score
Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Shows Resilience Amidst US-China Trade Volatility
Ningbo-Zhoushan Port, the world's third-largest in 2024 container throughput, demonstrated resilience amidst US-China tariff volatility; by early June, US-bound container volume returned to pre-fluctuation levels, while overall volume from January to May exceeded 17 million TEUs (a 9 percent year-on...
Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Shows Resilience Amidst US-China Trade Volatility
Ningbo-Zhoushan Port, the world's third-largest in 2024 container throughput, demonstrated resilience amidst US-China tariff volatility; by early June, US-bound container volume returned to pre-fluctuation levels, while overall volume from January to May exceeded 17 million TEUs (a 9 percent year-on...
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Nike to Shift Production from China Due to Trump Tariffs
Nike projects a \$1 billion cost increase due to President Trump's tariffs and plans to reduce its reliance on Chinese manufacturing to a high single-digit percentage range by 2026, following a recent price hike on some US products and despite exceeding analysts' expectations for its last quarter.
Nike to Shift Production from China Due to Trump Tariffs
Nike projects a \$1 billion cost increase due to President Trump's tariffs and plans to reduce its reliance on Chinese manufacturing to a high single-digit percentage range by 2026, following a recent price hike on some US products and despite exceeding analysts' expectations for its last quarter.
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36% Bias Score
US Tariffs on Appliances Spur Chinese Market Diversification
The US imposed 50 percent tariffs on imported household appliances starting June 23, prompting Chinese manufacturers to diversify into emerging markets and innovate to offset the impact, while increasing prices for US consumers.
US Tariffs on Appliances Spur Chinese Market Diversification
The US imposed 50 percent tariffs on imported household appliances starting June 23, prompting Chinese manufacturers to diversify into emerging markets and innovate to offset the impact, while increasing prices for US consumers.
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US-China Trade Deal Addresses Rare-Earth Metal Supply Concerns for Military
Donald Trump announced a tentative trade deal with China that would ensure the supply of rare-earth metals and magnets crucial for US military production, addressing concerns about China's export restrictions and its near-monopoly on samarium, a critical component of military-grade magnets.
US-China Trade Deal Addresses Rare-Earth Metal Supply Concerns for Military
Donald Trump announced a tentative trade deal with China that would ensure the supply of rare-earth metals and magnets crucial for US military production, addressing concerns about China's export restrictions and its near-monopoly on samarium, a critical component of military-grade magnets.
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US-China Trade Deal Implementation Confirmed
China and the US have confirmed detailed arrangements to implement economic and trade agreements, with the US resuming some exports to China and China processing export license applications; both sides emphasize dialogue and cooperation.
US-China Trade Deal Implementation Confirmed
China and the US have confirmed detailed arrangements to implement economic and trade agreements, with the US resuming some exports to China and China processing export license applications; both sides emphasize dialogue and cooperation.
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Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Shows Resilience Amidst US-China Trade Tensions
Despite recent US-China tariff volatility, Ningbo-Zhoushan Port, the world's third-largest in 2024, saw its US-bound container throughput return to pre-fluctuation levels by early June, exceeding 17 million TEUs from January to May (a 9 percent increase), while emerging market volumes surged over 20...
Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Shows Resilience Amidst US-China Trade Tensions
Despite recent US-China tariff volatility, Ningbo-Zhoushan Port, the world's third-largest in 2024, saw its US-bound container throughput return to pre-fluctuation levels by early June, exceeding 17 million TEUs from January to May (a 9 percent increase), while emerging market volumes surged over 20...
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Europe's Potential Role in Reshaping Global Supply Chains Amidst US-China Trade Tensions
President Trump's tariffs are driving US firms to seek alternative suppliers, with Europe potentially replacing 30-65% of US imports from China, creating both opportunities and challenges for Europe's trade relations.
Europe's Potential Role in Reshaping Global Supply Chains Amidst US-China Trade Tensions
President Trump's tariffs are driving US firms to seek alternative suppliers, with Europe potentially replacing 30-65% of US imports from China, creating both opportunities and challenges for Europe's trade relations.
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32% Bias Score
US Tariffs on Appliances Spur Chinese Manufacturers to Diversify
The United States imposed 50 percent tariffs on imported household appliances starting June 23, prompting Chinese manufacturers to diversify into emerging markets and innovate to counter the impact on their US exports; this will likely raise prices for US consumers.
US Tariffs on Appliances Spur Chinese Manufacturers to Diversify
The United States imposed 50 percent tariffs on imported household appliances starting June 23, prompting Chinese manufacturers to diversify into emerging markets and innovate to counter the impact on their US exports; this will likely raise prices for US consumers.
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44% Bias Score
China Approves More Rare Earth Export Licenses Amid US Trade Talks
China approved additional rare earth export licenses, aiming for compliant trade while managing its dominant global market share (61 percent of global production and 92 percent of global processing capacity in 2023); this follows recent US-China trade talks focusing on rare earth export controls, wi...
China Approves More Rare Earth Export Licenses Amid US Trade Talks
China approved additional rare earth export licenses, aiming for compliant trade while managing its dominant global market share (61 percent of global production and 92 percent of global processing capacity in 2023); this follows recent US-China trade talks focusing on rare earth export controls, wi...
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32% Bias Score
US-China Trade Deal: Rare Earths and Student Visas Secured
On June 11th, President Trump announced a trade agreement with China, securing the supply of rare earth elements and magnets to the US, in addition to allowing Chinese students to continue studying in the US; this follows two days of talks in London aiming to resolve trade disputes.
US-China Trade Deal: Rare Earths and Student Visas Secured
On June 11th, President Trump announced a trade agreement with China, securing the supply of rare earth elements and magnets to the US, in addition to allowing Chinese students to continue studying in the US; this follows two days of talks in London aiming to resolve trade disputes.
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56% Bias Score
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