HeyJaredKevin Yao
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- Sep 15, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Tech boom powers China's factories but economic imbalances deepen as consumption slows (opens the original)
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BEIJING, Sept 15 (Reuters) - China's industrial sector showed renewed strength in August as the AI-driven tech boom fuelled factory output, though sluggish consumption and a worsening investment slump reinforced concerns over deepening economic imbalances. Tuesday's data highlighted a familiar fault line in the world's second-largest economy, where resilient manufacturing and exports are sustaining growth even as weak household spending and a property market downturn weigh on domestic demand. T
China July factory-gate inflation eases to 3-month low, CPI slows (opens the original)
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BEIJING, Aug 9 (Reuters) - China's producer price inflation eased more than expected in July to its weakest in three months, while consumer inflation also cooled, official data showed on Sunday, as global energy prices retreated despite the U.S.-Israel war against Iran. China's leaders, confronting a two-speed economy of strong factory output and exports but weak domestic demand, have pledged to bolster growth by accelerating fiscal spending on already budgeted infrastructure projects through
Analysis-Chipmaker CXMT debut spotlights China's state-funded path to tech power (opens the original)
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By Kevin Yao, Eduardo Baptista and Kane Wu BEIJING, July 23 (Reuters) - Chipmaker CXMT's high-profile debut next week will mark a major milestone for China's state-led funding model, highlighting how government capital can transform a strategic technology startup into a key global player and drive huge returns in the process. The biggest beneficiary will be Hefei, the eastern Chinese city that took an early bet on the memory-chip maker almost a decade ago. While city-linked investors are not se
China's GDP growth set to slow, raising expectations for more stimulus (opens the original)
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BEIJING, July 13 (Reuters) - China's economy likely slowed in the second quarter after a solid start to the year, as weak domestic demand offset the boost from resilient exports during a global oil shock, fueling market expectations for fresh policy stimulus. Beijing is grappling with a deepening supply-demand imbalance, as strong industrial output, buoyed by AI-driven exports, contrasts with weakening consumption and private investment amid a prolonged property downturn and volatile global oi
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