US Shutdown Sparks Global Market Jitters, Economic Data Blackout
The ongoing US government shutdown disrupts economic data, fuels market uncertainty, and raises risks for global investors and Asian economies.
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Global Food Prices Dip in September as Sugar, Dairy Offset Meat Surge
Global food prices fell in September as sugar and dairy declines offset record meat costs, with FAO revising cereal production forecasts upward for 2025.
U.S. Halts 223 Clean Energy Projects Amid Funding Shifts
The U.S. terminates 223 clean energy projects, citing economic and security concerns, as federal funding shifts amid political debates.
US Farmers Face Dual Crisis as Shutdown, Tariffs Strain Agriculture Sector
US farmers grapple with government shutdown delays and tariff impacts during critical harvest season, exacerbating financial strain in rural communities.
U.S. Soybean Surplus Grows as Tariffs Reshape Global Trade
As U.S. soybean harvest peaks, tariffs disrupt global trade dynamics, leaving farmers with surplus crops and uncertain markets. #Agriculture #TradeWars
U.S. Government Shutdown Looms as Parties Clash Over Budget
The U.S. faces its first federal shutdown in seven years as political gridlock threatens economic stability and public trust.
U.S. Soybean, Beef Exports Hit by China Tariff Tensions
U.S. soybean and beef exporters face steep losses as China tariffs reshape trade flows, with Brazil and Australia gaining market share amid ongoing trade tensions.
U.S. Shutdown Crisis Threatens Economic Stability in 2025
2025 U.S. government shutdown risks destabilizing economy amid political gridlock, labor market concerns, and global trade implications.
Germany’s Energy Shift: 3 Years After Nord Stream Blasts
Three years after the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, Germany’s energy shift reshapes industries and global markets. Explore the costs and changes.
Xinjiang’s Cotton Revolution: From Barren Land to Global Leader
Discover how Xinjiang transformed from a ‘cotton-free zone’ into China’s top cotton producer through scientific innovation, reshaping global agricultural markets.
China to Regulate EV Exports with License System from 2026
China announces export license system for electric vehicles starting 2026, aiming to ensure quality and sustainable growth in global markets.
China’s ‘AI+’ Model Paves Way for Future Economic Growth: Expert Analysis
Former IMF official Zhu Min highlights China’s ‘AI+’ model as transformative for economic growth, emphasizing cross-industry integration and global implications.
China Launches Trade Probe on U.S., Mexico Pecan Imports
China investigates alleged pecan nut dumping by U.S. and Mexico, citing harm to domestic industry. Probe expected to conclude by 2026.
China Urges U.S. to Lift Tariffs for Trade Expansion
China calls on the U.S. to remove tariffs to boost bilateral trade, emphasizing mutual economic benefits and cooperation potential amid ongoing negotiations.
China Charts Path to Socialist Financial Power with Unique Vision
China redefines financial strategy, prioritizing collective prosperity over private interests through new institutions and socialist principles.
Foreign Capital Surges Back to Chinese Markets Amid Policy Shifts
Foreign investors return to Chinese markets as policy reforms and tech sector growth renew confidence in Asia’s economic landscape, signaling strategic portfolio shifts.
China-ASEAN Trade Ties Surge Amid Global Economic Challenges
Despite global economic challenges, China-ASEAN trade hits $597 billion in 2025, showcasing robust regional cooperation and growth opportunities.
Huawei Launches ‘World’s Most Powerful’ AI Computing Clusters
Huawei unveils next-gen AI computing clusters, claiming global leadership in performance and scalability to meet rising demand in China and beyond.
China’s Fashion Future: Heritage Meets High-Tech at 2025 Runway Show
Designers blend traditional Chinese craftsmanship with AI and 3D printing at 2025 Fashion Week, redefining modern style while preserving cultural legacy.
Japan’s Exports to US Drop for 5th Month Amid Auto Tariff Pressures
Japan’s exports to the US fell for the fifth consecutive month in August, driven by a sharp 28.4% decline in auto shipments amid tariff policies. Trade deficit hits $1.65 billion.