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‘Deep respect’: analysts weigh in on Trump’s red carpet welcome for Xi (opens the original)
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Elaborate greeting ceremony immediately preceded by extension of tariff truce, both positive early signs for Chinese leader’s trip With China and the US agreeing to extend a tariff truce that was set to expire in November – and US President Donald Trump giving his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, a personal welcome on the tarmac – analysts say the Chinese leader’s state visit has begun on a positive note. The extension will run for two months through January 10, a sign the world’s two largest ec
In Focus | Is China’s new local surtax a game-changer, or a bureaucratic tweak? (opens the original)
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Analysts say the proposed surtax – a reworking of three local revenue sources into one semi-autonomous levy – should help streamline finances As even China’s wealthiest provinces continue to run deficits and rely on the central government to make ends meet, Beijing is loosening the reins on the country’s highly centralised fiscal system, with legislation for a new tax category – the local surtax – under way. Late last month, the Ministry of Finance unveiled a draft local surtax law for public co
China says yuan’s global rise is ‘irreversible’ – and has a plan to back it up (opens the original)
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From bilateral swaps to keeping premier tech firms on mainland exchanges, Beijing details the blueprint to build a financial powerhouse Chinese financial authorities have pledged further steps to expand the yuan’s global use amid a broader de-dollarisation trend, while vowing to make listing on mainland stock exchanges the “primary” choice for top-tier domestic companies. “The internationalisation of the yuan is a continuous and steady process, and an irreversible trend,” said Lu Lei, deputy gov
China hits vital Japanese chipmaking chemical with steep anti-dumping measures (opens the original)
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The preliminary ruling targets a vital material that Chinese manufacturers have historically imported from Japan and comes amid continued bilateral friction China will impose provisional anti-dumping duties of up to 99.2 per cent on Japanese dichlorosilane, a critical chemical used in chipmaking, after an eight-month investigation found that dumped imports had harmed local manufacturers. The Ministry of Commerce announced the preliminary ruling on Monday, saying importers of dichlorosilane origi
In Focus | As the US widens a Xinjiang trade ban, China’s cotton industry shrugs it off (opens the original)
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Dozens of firms that source from the region were added to a US import blacklist, but few appear worried after years of diversification When the US government announced the addition of 43 Chinese companies to an import blacklist in late July over allegations of forced labour in the country’s western Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region – including several household food and apparel brands – the local reaction to the news was surprisingly calm. “It felt like a sudden batch of companies was added out o
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