Beijing Ramps Up Stimulus as US-China Trade Tensions Threaten Recovery

Employment and consumer spirit important to promote consumption Policy measures to reduce social funding costs usually promote domestic income and expenses. However, China’s real estate market, labor market status and US-China trade war have affected uncertainties, affecting consumer demand. China’s unemployment rate fell from 5.1% in April to 5% in May. However, young unemployment (except…

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US-China Trade: Rare Earth Approvals Stall and Tariff Woes Mount

FX Empire – China Producer PricesHowever, cost savings cannot translate in an increase in domestic consumption. Retail sales increased in May, 6.4% yoy, but weak consumer Bhavna continued to challenge Beijing’s push for strong domestic demand compared to 5.1% in April. Weak spirit highlights China’s economy to American tariffs and weak foreign demand, pressurizing Beijing…

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US-China Trade Deal: Beijing, Washington Signal Trade Harmony, Yet Uncertainty Persists

Beijing resonated Washington’s call to maintain the agreement. Vice premiere that lefeng Allegedly said Both countries should respect business commitments and maintain dialogue to ensure progress towards long -term stability. Economists question the reliability of the deal The global markets initially welcomed the diplomatic tone and the possibility of constant discussion between the two leaders….

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China Services PMI Rises, Manufacturing Slumps as Xi Weighs Trade, Stimulus Path

Chinese service sector activity accelerates While American economic indicators begin to turn red, China’s number shows a division between the power of services and manufacturing weakness. China’s Caxin Service PMI increased from 50.7 in April to 51.1 May, lining with consensus. According to May survey: Despite falling in the new export business for the first…

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US-China Trade War: Court Blocks Trump’s Liberation Day Tariffs; What’s Next?

The International Business court allegedly emphasized that the US Constitution gives the Congress, not the US President, the powers to regulate the business. It concluded that emergency powers do not override the Congress’ authority over commerce. The decision is a serious setback for President Trump, which is putting pressure on the US-Pasandida trade deals over…

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US-China Trade War: China Gains Leverage as US GDP Contracts and Trade Tensions Mount

Robin Brooks, Senior partner at Brookings Institute, Comment, “The United States spent a conversation with itself on China’s tariff this week, called them unstable and said they would come down. Meanwhile, China keeps the yuan stable, portrays itself as stable and estimated. China exploits the uncertain American policy for Max. This business war is winning…

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US-China Trade War Escalates as Tariffs Climb and Markets Diverge

“Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said that amid growing unilateralism, Malaysia is ready to strengthen cooperation with China jointly to face risks and challenges with China. He emphasized that ASEAN would not support any unilateral imposition of tariffs and increase collective flexibility through cooperation to maintain economic development.” China Premier XI Jinping also traveled to…

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