AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMarket Stabilization: China is moving to steady jittery markets: regulators urged long-term investment, banks were told to pause IPOs, and the central bank will raise the foreign-exchange reserve ratio from 4% to 6% to curb yuan gains. Growth & Trade: Factory activity slipped back into contraction as export orders weakened. Chinese online retailers Temu and JD.com are reworking their business models as tariff changes make low-cost overseas shipments less attractive; an upgraded China–Peru free-trade agreement took effect Nov. 1. Technology: Nvidia is reportedly asking data-center partners to limit Chinese customers to 49% of sales, tightening access to U.S. AI computing as Chinese AI shares slump. Consumer Demand: Apple’s Greater China revenue rose 21% to $17.54 billion in the September quarter, but missed forecasts by more than $1 billion.
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