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US, China slash tariffs on basic goods – but leave rare earths off the record (opens the original)
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Tariffs waived on lengthy US$30 billion list of items including linen, fireworks and crockery will not ‘dramatically reshape’ trade: analyst The United States and China released details about the non-sensitive goods set for tariff reductions and their agreement to set up an agricultural trade working group after President Xi Jinping’s state visit to the US last week, though any progress on the two countries’ dispute over rare earths remains absent from official statements. The White House releas
US$365 trillion and counting: the world’s total debt hits record high, IIF finds (opens the original)
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Debt climbs US$10 trillion in six months as fiscal strains deepen, exposing cracks in household and corporate balance sheets Global debt climbed to a record high of more than US$365 trillion in the first half of the year, with China and the United States accounting for the bulk of the increase, according to the latest findings by the Institute of International Finance (IIF) that come amid mounting concerns over global fiscal sustainability. The figure reflects total debt across all four major bo
Once key economic weapon, US-China soy trade offers fragile relief from tensions (opens the original)
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As the two nations address disputes ahead of the Trump-Xi summit, some American soybean farmers say they are in a better position than in 2025 “US farmers genuinely appreciate the business relationship we have developed with Chinese buyers,” said Stan Born, who runs a soybean and corn farm in Illinois and is a former chair of the US Soybean Export Council. Geopolitical tensions had overshadowed a decades-long relationship between US farmers and Chinese buyers, Born said, but he was “glad” the me
PBOC pledges further opening-up to foreign financial institutions (opens the original)
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PBOC governor Pan Gongsheng vows to promote ‘high-level financial opening-up’ in meeting with foreign banks and investment firms China’s central bank has pledged to further open its financial sector during a meeting to solicit feedback from foreign financial institutions, amid broader efforts to shore up foreign corporate confidence and accelerate yuan internationalisation. Speaking to representatives from 15 foreign banks and investment firms on Monday, People’s Bank of China governor Pan Gongs
What does the rate increase by the US Fed mean for the Chinese yuan? (opens the original)
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Analysts weigh whether Beijing is set to push ahead with a rate cut to bolster China’s economy despite the US Fed raising interest rates Following the rate increase by the US Federal Reserve, some analysts argue Beijing may still push ahead with rate cuts this year to shore up flagging domestic growth, though a rate increase by the US typically limits room for monetary easing by China’s central bank. The Fed raised interest rates for the first time since 2023 on Wednesday, bringing the benchmark
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