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- Sep 25, 2026
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China’s EV and battery makers tussle over lithium-ion tax: sources (opens the original)
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Squeezed EV makers object to eating the cost, and negotiations on splitting the tax continue weeks after its official resumption, sources say Beijing is ending an 11-year exemption on a 4 per cent consumption tax on lithium-ion batteries and related products. It returned to 2 per cent on September 1 and will be fully restored one year later. The country’s battery makers planned to pass the costs on to their clients in the downstream industry. For example, the fifth-largest battery maker by volum
Hong Kong aims to add yuan trading counter to southbound Stock Connect by July 1 (opens the original)
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Move marks the latest step in Hong Kong’s efforts to advance internationalisation of the Chinese currency Hong Kong’s securities regulator aims to include a yuan trading counter in a cross-border channel linked with mainland Chinese investors by July 1, marking the latest step in the city’s efforts to advance the internationalisation of the Chinese currency. The measure, announced on Wednesday, is part of a strategic action plan unveiled by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) to support
Some family offices eyeing Chinese investments as US-China tensions ease: report (opens the original)
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European, Middle Eastern and African family offices are increasing their exposure to China as they diversify their portfolios, report finds Ultra-wealthy families in Europe, the Middle East and Africa view China as their most favoured market for future investments, as concerns over tensions between Beijing and Washington ease, according to a survey by Citigroup. The latest edition of the Global Family Office Report, published on Tuesday, analysed the investment plans of 351 family offices – priv
Gold rebounds after Fed rate rise as banks back long-term demand outlook (opens the original)
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Investment banks say central bank purchases and demand from China and India should support bullion prices Spot gold traded at US$4,288 an ounce on Thursday morning in Asia, after diving as much as 2.7 per cent to US$4,234 at 3am in Hong Kong on Thursday. The US central bank announced a widely expected 0.25 percentage-point rate rise early on Thursday, its first in three years, with the new Fed chair Kevin Warsh saying inflation had remained “too high for too long”.
GAC shares jump on FAW tie-up plans amid Beijing drive for car industry mergers (opens the original)
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China’s efficiency push gains traction, with deal seen as a precedent for cross-regional consolidation, analysts say GAC planned to acquire part of FAW’s equity in a joint venture vehicle manufacturer through a share issuance and raise supporting funds, the Guangzhou-based carmaker said in an exchange filing on Monday night, after a full-day trading halt. Upon completion, the unlisted FAW would become GAC’s second-largest shareholder with strategic influence, with the controlling owner remaining
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