Nvidia, AMD to Pay 15% of China Chip Sales Revenue to US
Nvidia Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) have agreed to pay 15% of their revenue from chip sales in China to the US government....
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US, China to meet in Stockholm to discuss trade truce extension
US and Chinese officials are holding two days of talks in Stockholm to extend their tariff truce and address key disputes, including fentanyl-related tariffs and...
China’s 30-Year Bond Sees Highest Yield Since March
China’s 30-year government bond auction on Thursday saw an average yield of 1.97% — the highest since March — amid improving market sentiment. The Ministry...
China Supports Russia’s Push to Revive Russia-India-China (RIC) Alliance
China has backed Russia’s proposal to revive the long-inactive Russia-India-China (RIC) trilateral group, saying it would benefit regional and global peace and stability. Russia’s Deputy...
China Probes Banks as Underwriting Fees Drop Below $100 Amid Price War
Underwriting fees in China’s bond market have fallen to shockingly low levels—under $100, triggering a regulatory probe into some of the country’s top investment banks....
China Discovers 38 New Sites of Critical Minerals
Amid rising global tensions over control of critical minerals, China discovers 38 new mineral reserve sites this year, further strengthening its grip on key resources...
China Hits Back at EU with Ban on European Medical Devices
China has announced new restrictions as part of the ongoing China EU medical device ban, barring European firms from selling medical equipment to the Chinese...
China Enters Brain Implant Race with First Successful Human Trial
China has completed its first human trial of a brain-computer interface (BCI). This marks a milestone that puts it in second place after the US....
China’s Export Growth Slows in May Despite Tariff Truce with US
China’s exports rose 4.8% in May to $316 billion, falling short of the 6% growth economists had expected. Weaker shipments to the US dragged overall...
OECD Flags China Steel Subsidies as Global Market Disruptor
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) states that China’s steel subsidies are distorting global markets and hindering efforts to decarbonise. China produced over...