Investing.com – U.S. stock futures slipped lower Monday after President Trump announced further tariffs over the weekend, this time against major trading partners, the European Union and Mexico.
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Chinese banks extended 2.24 trillion yuan ($312.45 billion) in new loans in June, more than triple the amount in May and beating analysts’ forecasts.
China’s June new yuan loans beat forecast as credit demand picks up
Chinese banks extended 2.24 trillion yuan ($312.47 billion) in new loans in June, more than triple the amount in May and beating analysts’ forecasts, as stimulus measures boosted credit demand during …
China’s Exports Beat Expectations After Trade Truce With U.S.
Chinese shipments to the U.S. in the first half of the year fell 10.9% from the same period in 2024, while China’s exports to all countries rose 5.9% over that same stretch, in line with…
China’s exporters rush to beat Trump’s next big tariff deadline
China’s exports regained momentum in June as firms rushed out orders to capitalise on a fragile tariff truce between Beijing and Washington ahead of a looming deadline next month, with …
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China grants conditional approval for Synopsys to acquire Ansys
China’s market regulator has conditionally approved the acquisition of simulation software company Ansys by U.S. software firm Synopsys’, the State Administration for Market Regulation said on Monday.
Silver Stocks Shine in China as Metal Rallies
The advances came as spot silver prices jumped 1.7% to around $39 an ounce, taking gains to about 35% so far this year. The white metal has outperformed the 28% year-to-date gain by gold, which…
Private firms, weaker growth and limited fiscal space will make it difficult for Beijing to rein in ‘neijuan’, analysts say
Private firms, weaker growth and limited fiscal space will make it difficult for Beijing to rein in ‘neijuan’, analysts say.
Australia’s Leader Walks Fine Line Between Xi and Trump in China
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese traveled to China determined to focus on trade and jobs, but navigating the tensions between the US and China, particularly over security flashpoints like Taiwan,
Calls to cancel B.C. Ferries contract with China misguided, say some mayors
B.C. Ferries’ announcement that its four new ships will be built in China has caused a political storm. Some federal and provincial politicians are calling for the deal to be scrapped entirely. But as Katie…
