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Sector Stabilization Plans Offer Sneak Peek Into China’s 15th Five-Year Plan  
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Sector Stabilization Plans Offer Sneak Peek Into China’s 15th Five-Year Plan  

China’s factories are busy but not necessarily profitable. In the first eight months of 2025, industrial value-added rose 6.2% year-on-year, yet profits edged up just 0.9%. The wide gap between output and profitability reveals structural inefficiencies across China’s industrial sector, including persistent deflationary pressure, chronic oversupply, and stagnant productivity masked by volume growth. This misalignment threatens the sustainability of industrial recovery and undermines Beijing’s broader growth targets.

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China’s CEWC Vows Bolder Economic Support in 2025
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China’s CEWC Vows Bolder Economic Support in 2025

Senior Chinese policymakers on Thursday concluded the annual Central Economic Work Conference, where leaders met over two days to set the economic agenda for the coming year. The conference took place as China continues to grapple with a severe property market crisis, mounting local government debt, and weak domestic demand.

Article Allison Lapehn, Rachel Farmer
US-China Trade Grew in Q3 Despite Ongoing Tensions 
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US-China Trade Grew in Q3 Despite Ongoing Tensions 

Growth in bilateral trade occurred amid a broader 7.7 percent increase in US-worldwide trade. Several key import and export categories experienced significant growth, including US small electrical appliance imports and aerospace exports.

China Market Intelligence John Clark, Claire Zhao
Commerce Expands Semiconductor Export Controls, Trump Threatens New China Tariffs, and NDAA Negotiations Continue
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Commerce Expands Semiconductor Export Controls, Trump Threatens New China Tariffs, and NDAA Negotiations Continue

The Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) on Thursday released a comprehensive package of final rules designed to further impair China’s ability to produce advanced semiconductors.

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Washington Considers Historic Shift In Tariff Policy Toward China
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Washington Considers Historic Shift In Tariff Policy Toward China

President-elect Donald Trump and many other Republicans have made clear their intention to revoke China’s permanent normal trade relations (PNTR) status with the United States, a power that resides with Congress. Some, however, see the need for even higher tariffs than what would result from a so-called clean PNTR repeal, which has led to growing calls for the United States to both revoke China’s status and create a new tariff column entirely—column 3—designed specifically for imports from China.

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How Automotive Companies Are Responding to New Market Dynamics and Policy Developments
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How Automotive Companies Are Responding to New Market Dynamics and Policy Developments

Foreign automotive companies face both challenges and opportunities arising from increasing demand for new energy vehicles and the rise of Chinese automakers. NEVs include both battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles.

Article John Clark, Claire Zhao, Sherri Zhang
Biden and Xi To Hold Final Meeting, Trump Picks China Hawks for Cabinet, and Republican Legislative Priorities To Be Pushed To Next Year
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Biden and Xi To Hold Final Meeting, Trump Picks China Hawks for Cabinet, and Republican Legislative Priorities To Be Pushed To Next Year

President Joe Biden and President Xi Jinping will meet tomorrow on the sidelines of the 2024 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit, which kicked off this week in Lima, Peru.

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