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The Commerce Department now requires licenses for chips exceeding 4,800 TOPS sold to Chinese entities, expanding restrictions on AI semiconductors and chipmaking equipment.

Heavy rains from Tropical Storm Noul could disrupt agricultural output across key Chinese provinces, lifting food prices and constraining PBOC easing room.

Nearly half of China's labor force now operates without contracts or benefits, complicating Beijing's push for consumption-led growth and the PBOC's price stability mandate.

GOP lawmakers are pressing legislation to cut U.S. economic ties to China, forcing multinationals from Apple to Tesla to weigh political risk against established supply chains.

April data shows new home price drops eased for a third consecutive month, offering relief to global credit markets exposed to developer debt

President Trump said China's economy is running hot, a direct positive for Nvidia's AI chip sales and data center revenue

Rep. Michael Waltz, a Florida Republican and close adviser to President Trump, confirmed the administration communicated an unambiguous position to Beijing on Taiwan's de facto independence

Beijing's top diplomat issued a direct call to secure the vital oil shipping lane, escalating pressure on regional players to stabilize supply routes

President concluded Beijing visit with minor deals, leaving U.S. businesses without promised market access despite millions spent lobbying

President's positive remarks signal victory for U.S. businesses that spent millions pushing for trade de-escalation

President Trump announced China committed to large purchases of U.S. soybeans, energy products and aircraft, aiming to ease trade tensions

Chinese President Xi Jinping told President Trump that Taiwan independence efforts cross Beijing's red line, threatening global semiconductor supplies

President Trump announced China committed to new purchases of U.S. soybeans, energy products and Boeing aircraft, benefiting domestic industries

President Trump extended a formal invitation to Chinese President Xi Jinping for a Sept. 24 visit, a move that could ease trade tensions and open new markets for U.S. corporations

China recorded its lowest first-quarter marriage registrations, indicating demographic headwinds that will weigh on consumption and housing demand

Beijing grants access for select international institutions to its bond futures market in measured expansion of world's second-largest debt market

Official U.S. government assessments of China's AI capabilities are contradicted by global investment flows and research output, suggesting a more competitive landscape.

Beijing's directive for its firms to disregard U.S. sanctions against Iranian oil refiners intensifies geopolitical friction, solidifying Bitcoin's role as a non-sovereign hedge against traditional financial system weaponization.

China's $1.03 trillion R&D spend, now exceeding the United States, signals a critical inflection point for global innovation, directly reshaping long-term capital flows into the digital asset ecosystem

Hedge fund MS Capital's new $1 billion mandate for China signals institutional re-evaluation of emerging market debt, potentially shifting global capital allocations

President Trump's threat of 50% tariffs on China for arming Iran sparked market selloff, pulling Bitcoin and Ethereum lower amid extreme fear