Summer Davos & “China Opportunity 2.0”: Premier Li Qiang used the opening of the forum to pitch “China Opportunity 2.0” as innovation-led growth for global firms, tying openness to higher-return investment themes. AI & enterprise tech spending: New research reports forecast a massive buildout for enterprise AI, AI-as-a-service, and data center support—signaling demand for implementation, governance, and uptime as companies move from pilots to production. Cybersecurity risk shift: Check Point says ShadowPad, linked to China-linked APT41, has evolved into a shared malware platform used by multiple threat groups—raising the stakes for corporate network security. China monetary policy tweak: The PBOC plans overnight reverse-repos on June 29-30 to manage volatile short-term liquidity, with bond markets reacting positively. Gold market squeeze: Several Chinese banks are curbing or exiting individual agency precious-metals trading on the Shanghai Gold Exchange as gold volatility rises. Trade & industry pressure points: WTO will set up a panel on China’s challenge to India’s solar measures; meanwhile, AlixPartners warns China’s auto industry is still reshaping global competition despite weaker home demand. Bangladesh-China business push: Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman meets Li Qiang in Beijing and invites Chinese firms to expand manufacturing value chains, with MoUs expected.