AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTrade and Investment: Premier Li Qiang said China will import more high-quality goods from Tajikistan and encourage Chinese investment, with cooperation spanning minerals, clean energy, AI and connectivity. EU-China Ties: Brussels is weighing new curbs on Chinese imports even as both sides seek to maintain business links; recent trade consultations produced a 16-point consensus. Economic Outlook: China’s September exports jumped 36.3% year on year and its trade surplus reached $133.5 billion. Economists expect steady third-quarter growth, but weak spending and a prolonged property slump remain concerns. Corporate Moves: Accenture is considering a sale of its China operations for up to $1.5 billion, according to the Financial Times; no deal is confirmed. Technology Controls: Beijing has proposed export controls on solar, AI and biotechnology technologies. The broader measures are still open for public comment, while registration requirements for certain overseas transfers have taken effect.
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