Japan Fisheries Worry Over China Market After PM Takaichi Remarks
Japanese fisheries from Hokkaido to Aomori warn their seafood exports to China are at risk after PM Takaichi’s remarks sparked outrage. They urge the government to explain and act.
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Hong Kong Powers Chinese Mainland’s Trade Boom
Discover how Hong Kong powers the Chinese mainland’s 4% trade growth across Europe, emerging markets and beyond, boosting resilience in 2025.
China Eases Export Controls on Dual-Use Materials to the U.S.
China will suspend key export controls on dual-use materials to the U.S. until November 2026, affecting gallium, germanium and more.
LVMH Says China Trade Open, Hopes US Joins In
LVMH’s Secretary-General Marc-Antoine Jamet praised the Chinese mainland’s open trade stance at CIIE, urging the US to reduce tariffs too.
China Mulls Export Exemptions for Nexperia Chips to Ease Carmaker Crunch
China is considering export exemptions for Nexperia automotive chips to stabilize supply chains amid Dutch government meddling.
China’s 5-Year Opening-Up Strategy: Trade, Digital & Belt and Road 🚀
China outlines a bold five-year opening-up plan focusing on service sector, digital trade expansion, high-standard free trade zones, and Belt and Road projects.
Hainan Boosts Duty-Free Shopping With New Perks
Hainan’s duty-free shops saw a National Day boom. Starting Nov. 1, new perks and product categories make shopping even sweeter on the island of Hainan.
China Eases Rare Earths Export Rules to Boost Legitimate Trade
China is streamlining rare earth export licensing to speed up civil-use trade and calls on the U.S. to rethink its restrictive measures.
China Defends Global Trade Ties, Slams U.S. Economic Bullying
China’s Foreign Ministry says its global economic and energy ties, including oil imports from Russia, are legitimate and slams U.S. economic coercion at a press briefing.
Tariff Boomerang Strikes US Farmers: Who Pays the Price?
New US fees on vessels from the Chinese mainland could spike shipping costs by $1 million–$1.5 million per transit, leaving US farmers to foot the bill.