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China and Kazakhstan Expand Strategic Cooperation in Trade, Infrastructure, and Innovation

China, Kazakhstan, News, Trade Agreements

June 16, 2025

China and Kazakhstan have taken another step forward in deepening their bilateral relationship, as President Xi Jinping and President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev met in Astana on June 16, 2025. The high-level dialogue resulted in the signing of multiple cooperation documents spanning trade, investment, technology, tourism, and customs facilitation, according to China’s official news agency.   During […]

Global Surge in EV Sales in May Led by China’s Record Growth

China, Global Trade, News

June 12, 2025

Electric vehicle (EV) sales worldwide surged in May 2025, with China leading the charge as it hit its highest monthly sales peak for the year, according to insights from research firm Rho Motion. This growth signals a robust momentum in the global clean mobility transition, driven by regional policies and expanding export footprints.   Global […]

U.S. and China Reach Framework Agreement to Advance Trade Cooperation

China, News, Trade Agreements, United States

June 11, 2025

In a promising development for global commerce, the United States and China have reached a preliminary “framework” agreement following two days of productive trade discussions in London. The framework, which aims to ease ongoing trade tensions, will be reviewed for final approval by U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.   The announcement […]

China Strengthens Trade Outlook with Surge in Soybean Imports and Balanced Tariff Management

China, International Trade, News

June 9, 2025

China’s international trade profile displayed encouraging signs of momentum in May 2025, as customs data revealed a substantial increase in soybean imports alongside stable export growth. This development signals continued resilience and adaptability in China’s trade strategies, including effective tariff management to support critical sectors.   Soybean imports soared to 13.92 million metric tons in […]

New Disputes Surface Ahead of U.S.-China Trade Talks in London, Highlighting Areas for Progress

China, International Trade, News, United States

June 8, 2025

U.S.-China trade talks scheduled this week in London present a valuable opportunity to address a series of ongoing disputes that have shaped recent relations, with the aim of reinforcing the current tariff truce and promoting constructive dialogue.   Following the important 90-day suspension agreement reached in Geneva last month—temporarily pausing most tariffs exceeding 100%—both sides […]

Global Trade Adapts to Rare Earth Export Shifts as Industry Looks to Diversify

China, Global Trade, News, Trade and Export

June 4, 2025

China’s recent adjustments to rare earth exports are reshaping global supply chains, prompting businesses and trade leaders to explore diversification strategies and strengthen supply resilience across the automotive and manufacturing sectors.   Rare earth minerals—essential to electric vehicle motors, semiconductors, renewable energy technologies, and more—have long been central to global industry. China’s move in April […]

China’s Manufacturing Adjusts Amid Shifting Trade Landscape

China, News, Trade

June 2, 2025

China’s manufacturing sector is undergoing a period of adjustment, reflecting evolving global trade dynamics and signaling opportunities for recalibration and resilience in international commerce.   According to the Caixin/S&P Global manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), the reading for May stood at 48.3—slightly below the growth threshold but indicative of proactive shifts within the industry. While […]

Leaders of U.S. and China Expected to Hold Dialogue on Critical Minerals Trade

China, News, Trade, United States

June 1, 2025

 High-level discussions between the United States and China are expected to resume soon, as both countries seek to resolve trade concerns surrounding critical minerals, according to senior officials.   U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed over the weekend that President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are preparing for a call aimed at addressing […]

China Demonstrates Resilience in Manufacturing, Supports Global Trade Stability

China, News, Trade

May 30, 2025

China’s manufacturing sector continues to show resilience and adaptability amid a shifting global landscape, with the May Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) projected to rise to 49.5, up from April’s 49.0, according to a Reuters poll. While still just below the neutral 50-point mark, the improvement highlights gradual progress and the economy’s ability to respond positively […]

China Eyes Innovative Policy Tools to Strengthen Global Trade Collaboration

China, News, Trade Policy

May 26, 2025

In a strong show of support for global trade stability and economic collaboration, Chinese Premier Li Qiang announced that China is preparing a new wave of policy tools”some of them unconventional”to enhance resilience and unlock new opportunities in international commerce.   Speaking during a trade-focused symposium in Jakarta with Chinese business leaders, Premier Li emphasized […]

Chinese EV Makers Expand Plugin Hybrid Sales in Europe to Navigate Tariff Policies

China, News, Trade Policy

May 1, 2025

Chinese electric vehicle makers are showcasing their agility in international trade by increasing sales of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) across the European Union. This strategy allows them to navigate new tariff regulations while maintaining competitiveness in the growing European market.   Recent findings from research firm Rho Motion show a sharp rise in PHEV […]

Tariff Adjustments Spark Trade Dialogue Between U.S. and China in Aviation Sector

China, News, Trade Policy, United States

April 28, 2025

The aviation industry has become a focal point in U.S.-China trade discussions, as both nations recognize the importance of stable commercial relations amid shifting tariff policies. Recent developments involving aircraft deliveries and supply chain logistics are encouraging renewed dialogue on fostering a balanced and resilient trade environment.   According to China’s Ministry of Commerce, U.S. […]

Global Auto Industry Embraces Innovation and Resilience Amid Tariff Shifts at Shanghai Auto Show

Automotive Industry, China, News

April 24, 2025

The Shanghai International Auto Show buzzed with optimism and forward-thinking strategies this week as leading car makers from China, Germany, and Japan gathered to showcase their newest innovations while embracing evolving global trade dynamics. With international tariffs, including the 25% import levy by the U.S., reshaping trade routes and production decisions, automakers are strategically adapting […]

Chinese President Xi Promotes Supply Chain Stability and Trade Cooperation During Vietnam Visit

China, International Relations, News, Vietnam

April 13, 2025

Chinese President Xi Jinping began his Southeast Asia tour with a visit to Vietnam, emphasizing the importance of preserving global supply chains and strengthening regional trade ties amid current tariff-related uncertainties.   In a message published ahead of his arrival, President Xi highlighted the need for open collaboration and a resilient multilateral trading system, stating, […]

China Engages Saudi Arabia and South Africa in Strengthening Trade Ties Amid U.S. Tariff Shifts

China, International Trade, News

April 10, 2025

In a forward-looking move to enhance global economic partnerships, China held constructive discussions with Saudi Arabia and South Africa to reinforce trade ties and explore shared strategies in response to recent U.S. tariff developments.   Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao engaged in separate video meetings on April 10 with Saudi Commerce Minister Majid bin Abdullah […]

China, Japan, and South Korea Discuss U.S. Tariffs to Strengthen Regional Trade Stability

China, International Trade, Japan, News, South Korea

April 10, 2025

In a constructive move to promote regional trade resilience, central bank and finance officials from China, Japan, and South Korea met to discuss the impact of U.S. tariffs and reaffirm their commitment to financial cooperation and economic stability in Asia.   The dialogue took place during the ASEAN+3 Finance and Central Bank Deputies’ Meeting held […]

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