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Chinese beauty product exporters are sitting pretty despite US trade dispute (opens the original)
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By Claire Fu, Chenxi Yang and Nicoco Chan SINGAPORE/LIANYUNGANG, China, Sept 23 (Reuters) - From pre-bleached straight hair wigs to wavy clipped extensions and blinged-out coffin-shaped nails, sales of Chinese-made beauty accessories are surging across the United States. While friction over soaring Chinese exports of high-profile items such as cars and batteries forms the backdrop to this week's presidential summit, the boom in the non-strategic beauty sector underlines China's manufacturing pr
Some Chinese workers see an ally in Brussels as EU trade tensions mount (opens the original)
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(Refiles to remove hyperlink in paragraph 5; no changes to text) SINGAPORE, Aug 26 (Reuters) - The European Union is finding support on an opponent's turf ahead of trade talks with Beijing, as Chinese workers vent on social media about excessive overtime that critics say gives exporters an unfair advantage. Europe, which last year ran a trade deficit with China of roughly $1 billion a day, has given Beijing until October to address growing imbalances that it says are hollowing out domestic ind
Analysis-China draws 'red lines' around its economic model ahead of EU, US trade talks (opens the original)
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By Claire Fu, Kevin Yao and Liangping Gao SINGAPORE/BEIJING, Aug 3 (Reuters) - China is energetically defending its economic policy mix that favours advanced industries over consumption, adopting a posture analysts see as demonstrating increasing confidence ahead of looming trade talks with Europe and the United States. President Xi Jinping and U.S. counterpart Donald Trump plan more face-to-face meetings this year, while Brussels has set an October deadline for Beijing to settle disputes as wo
China's leaders pledge to support economy without big new stimulus plans (opens the original)
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By Claire Fu, Kevin Yao and Liangping Gao SINGAPORE/BEIJING, July 30 (Reuters) - China's leaders pledged at a meeting on Thursday to support the slowing economy by accelerating fiscal spending on already-budgeted infrastructure projects in the remainder of the year, rather than by planning major new stimulus measures. Data earlier this month showed second-quarter economic growth at its slowest in more than three years at 4.3%, missing the lower end of a full-year target of 4.5% to 5.0%. Still,
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