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DDN Business Insider | What key signals does central political bureau convey as '14th Five-Year Plan' concludes? Editor's note: On July 30, the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China held a meeting. The meeting analyzed the current economic situation and outlined the economic work for the second half of the year. This meeting is seen by the market as an important guide for the successful conclusion of the "14th Five-Year Plan" and the initiation of the "15th Five-Year Plan." After the meeting, some foreign media and analysts noted that the content released did not exceed expectations and predicted that policies would "adapt to changing circumstances."
Business
2025.08.04 17:00
Opinion | China must step up and save the international trading system Acting on a self-imposed deadline, US President Donald Trump announced a slew of tariff deals with various countries, ranging from 15-35% respectively. The President did not take any prisoners and willingly imposed punitive measures on some friendly states too, including Canada (35%), Taiwan region (20%), as well as India (25%). Many South East Asian nations got what can be noted as the standard playbook offer, where they get 19-20% tariffs but with a 40% transshipment penalty designed to target China in the background.
Tom Fowdy
2025.08.04 08:43
HKMA: Uncertainty surrounds US interest rate cuts with HK's rate environment facing volatility The U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady at 4.25-4.5% has reinforced market expectations while leaving questions about future policy moves unanswered. In Hong Kong, the monetary authority acknowledged this anticipated outcome but highlighted growing uncertainties surrounding the Fed's next steps, particularly how evolving inflation data and recent U.S. trade measures might influence future rate decisions.
Hong Kong
2025.07.31 15:30
US tariffs drive up costs for EU pharma companies: Raising healthcare expenses for Americans The United States and European Union finalized a trade agreement Sunday imposing 15% tariffs on European pharmaceutical imports, ending decades of duty-free access for EU medicines to the American market. While significantly lower than the Trump administration's earlier threats of 200% tariffs, the new levies are projected to cost European drugmakers US$13-19 billion annually - costs likely to be passed on to American patients through higher drug prices and insurance premiums.
World
2025.07.30 16:45
Li Chenggang: Extension of 24% reciprocal tariff suspension to continue for 90 days as scheduled China and the United States have agreed to maintain their current tariff arrangements, including the suspended 24% reciprocal duties and corresponding countermeasures, following constructive bilateral trade discussions in Sweden, China's Vice Minister of Commerce, Li Chenggang, announced on Tuesday evening (July 29).
China
2025.07.30 10:40
Deepline | Golden arches for sale: McDonald's begins phased HK$3 bn HK property disposal The US headquarters of McDonald's is arranging the sale of its 23 Hong Kong properties in batches, with a total market value of around HK$3 billion. The first phase involves the sale of eight properties currently leased to McDonald's Hong Kong, including prime locations such as Tsim Sha Tsui's Star House, with an estimated market value of HK$1.2 billion.
Deepline
2025.07.29 16:25
DDN Business Insider | Passage of Stablecoins Bill: Can stablecoins become new economic growth engine? Recently, the virtual asset market has been bustling with news. In mid-July, CMB International obtained a license for virtual asset services.
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2025.07.28 17:00
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