Japan Faces ¥2 Trillion Tourism Loss If China-Japan Ties Persist
Japan could face a ¥2 trillion drop in Chinese mainland tourist spending by late 2026 if current ties persist, warns economist Hideo Kumano.
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IMF Forecasts Sluggish Growth for Mexico in 2025
IMF’s latest outlook shows Mexico’s economy poised for minimal growth in 2025 amid global headwinds and trade dependency.
US Shutdown Threatens Q4 Growth and Holiday Travel Chaos
Top White House officials warn the US government shutdown could cut Q4 growth in half or trigger a negative quarter, while travel chaos looms ahead of Thanksgiving.
Chinese mainland’s CPI edges up 0.2% in October
The Chinese mainland’s consumer price index rose 0.2% year-on-year in October, signaling a slight inflation uptick.
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US Shutdown Day 33: Economy & Social Safety Nets on the Edge
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Chinese mainland-US Trade Talks Reboot: 4 Key Deals Explained 🌐
Chinese mainland and US concluded economic and trade talks in Kuala Lumpur, agreeing on tariff suspensions, export control pauses, shipping measures, fentanyl ban cooperation & agri trade boost.
Chinese mainland and US Make Strides in Kuala Lumpur Trade Talks
The Chinese mainland and the United States wrapped a two-day trade meeting in Kuala Lumpur, focusing on tariffs, export controls, and expanding markets for stable global ties.
US & Chinese Mainland Delegations Reconvene in KL for Day 2 of Trade Talks
US & Chinese mainland delegation reconvene in Kuala Lumpur for the second day of economic and trade talks, aiming to ease tensions and boost cooperation.
US and Chinese mainland resume trade talks in Malaysia
US and the Chinese mainland resume trade talks in Malaysia after a brief pause, focusing on tariffs, tech exports, and supply chains.