AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoU.S.-China Auto Tech Clash: U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy urged Ford to cut technology ties with China’s CATL, warning of national security risks, while Ford says it’s a licensing deal—another sign of how Washington’s pressure is reshaping auto supply chains. BRICS Summit Momentum: China says Xi Jinping will attend the 18th BRICS summit in New Delhi, with Modi-Xi talks expected to focus on long-term bilateral management and broader BRICS cooperation. Private Investment Push: China’s NDRC recommended 36 projects to private firms, aiming to pull in 15.6 billion yuan of private capital across transport, energy storage, charging and water works. AI Chip Market Frenzy: Tencent-backed Enflame surged 179% on Shanghai’s Star Market debut, while CXMT reported standout memory margins as China accelerates chip self-reliance. China Auto Electrification Targets: A new plan targets NEVs at 70% of new passenger vehicle sales by 2030, with autonomous driving scaling up on roads. Energy and Trade Pressure: China is returning to oil buying as Hormuz tensions lift prices, while U.S. AI “distillation” accusations add to tech and security friction. Overseas Business Moves: Meituan’s Dianping expands overseas for Chinese tourists, and Shiseido ramps up “silver economy” skincare and makeup programs in China.
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