US Auto Loan Delinquencies Hit 4-Year High Amid Economic Pressures
Rising living costs in the U.S. drive auto loan delinquencies to a four-year high, with borrowers facing unprecedented debt burdens.
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China Suspends Unreliable Entity List Measures for Select U.S. Firms
China suspends unreliable entity list measures for select U.S. firms for one year, following bilateral economic talks. Effective November 10, fostering trade stability.
China, Pacific Nations Forge Landmark Economic Partnership
China signs landmark economic partnership with five Pacific Island nations, boosting trade integration and sustainable development across the Asia-Pacific region.
China Extends Tariff Suspension on US Imports to Boost Trade Ties
China extends suspension of additional tariffs on US imports, signaling commitment to stabilizing bilateral trade relations and fostering economic cooperation.
AI Reshapes US Job Market: Opportunity or Threat?
As AI transforms industries, the US job market faces opportunities and challenges, sparking debates on economic policies and workforce adaptation.
Mexican Agri-Firms Target China’s Import Expo for Global Growth
Mexican agricultural producers aim to expand global reach through the 2025 China International Import Expo in Shanghai, targeting new markets and partnerships.
US Government Shutdown Deepens Economic and Social Strain
The US government shutdown enters its 33rd day, straining economic data, military payrolls, and food aid for millions, with global implications.
U.S. Shutdown Risks $14B GDP Loss as Stalemate Drags On
A prolonged U.S. government shutdown threatens $14B in permanent GDP losses, with ripple effects across global markets, warns a Congressional Budget Office report.
U.S. Government Shutdown Strains Workers as Deadlock Persists
The U.S. government shutdown enters its 30th day, leaving over a million federal workers without pay as lawmakers remain deadlocked. A judge blocks food aid suspension, offering temporary relief.
China Accelerates Green Trade to Meet $2.1 Trillion Global Demand
China unveils plans to expand green trade, targeting a $2.1 trillion global market by 2030 with electric vehicles and renewable energy technologies.
China, U.S. Forge New Trade Deal to Ease Tensions
China and the U.S. reach new trade agreement addressing tariffs, export controls, and cooperation on fentanyl and agriculture, signaling eased tensions.
Louvre Heist: Five Arrested as $102M Jewel Hunt Intensifies
Paris police arrest five more suspects in $102M Louvre jewel heist as investigators confront black market challenges and museum security flaws.
China’s High-Quality Development: Stability in a Volatile Global Economy
Amid global economic uncertainty, China focuses on high-quality development through innovation, domestic demand, and dual-circulation strategies to ensure stability and growth.
Xi, Trump Hail U.S.-China Trade Consensus at APEC Meeting
U.S. and Chinese leaders announce trade consensus at APEC meeting, signaling potential relief for global markets and Asia-Pacific economies.
Cross-Strait Reunification to Boost Taiwan’s Economy, Says Chinese Mainland Spokesperson
Chinese mainland spokesperson outlines economic benefits for Taiwan residents through peaceful cross-strait reunification, citing market integration and infrastructure development.
China Signals Deeper Financial Openness at 2025 Financial Street Forum
China unveils next-phase financial opening at Beijing forum, signaling new opportunities for global investors and strategic economic modernization.
US Farmers Optimistic as US-China Trade Talks Show Progress
US farmers express optimism following recent US-China trade talks in Malaysia, anticipating increased agricultural exports amid efforts to stabilize bilateral economic ties.
Peru-China Trade Gains Momentum with Upgraded FTA
Peru’s agricultural sector sees growth as the upgraded free trade agreement with China boosts exports and market access for small businesses.
China-US Trade Talks Yield Progress; Experts Weigh In at Bund Summit
Recent China-US trade talks in Malaysia show progress, while experts at the 2025 Bund Summit analyze economic relations and tariff impacts.
China-U.S. Trade Talks Yield Progress in Kuala Lumpur
China and the U.S. make constructive progress in Kuala Lumpur trade talks, addressing tariffs and trade expansion while pledging stable economic relations.