Gold Soars to $3,500 as Trump’s Fed Jabs Shake Markets
Gold surged to $3,500/oz as Trump’s tariff moves and Fed attacks drive safe-haven demand. Global stocks traded mixed amid uncertainty ahead of IMF forecasts.
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Insights on global markets, startups, tech giants, and economic trends shaping the G20 and beyond.
China Unveils Roadmap to Upgrade Pilot Free Trade Zones
China has released guidelines to upgrade its pilot free trade zones, optimizing goods and services trade, digital innovation, and opening investment for high-quality growth.
Think Tank: Chinese Mainland’s Policy Tools to Drive Consumption
Leading think tank says the Chinese mainland has ample policy tools to boost consumer spending by raising household disposable income with GDP growth.
Silver Trains Revolutionize Senior Travel in the Chinese Mainland
Silver trains in the Chinese mainland are designed to boost senior travel with comfort, safety, and community, setting a new standard for aging populations.
China’s 2025 Consumption Upgrade Fuels Demand Expansion
The Chinese mainland’s 2025 consumption upgrade boosts domestic demand via service sector opening, real estate stabilization, robust exports and targeted policy reforms.
China’s Private Enterprises Top 57 Million as Tech Boom Fuels Growth
Private enterprises in China reached 57 million by March as tech, digital economy and low-carbon initiatives propel innovation and growth.
Trump’s Tariff Shock: Global South on the Brink, Experts Say
Experts warn that sweeping tariffs by U.S. President Trump may trigger a global recession, with Bangladesh and the Bahamas taking the heaviest blows.
Cixi Appliance Firms Diversify as U.S. Tariffs Bite
Cixi’s home appliance firms in the Chinese mainland are diversifying markets and retooling production after U.S. tariffs halted orders.
China Pushes Back Against US Tariff Deals
China warns it will counter any US deals that harm its interests, urging global trade fairness and multilateral rules.
Chinese Vessel Owners to Pay New Fees at U.S. Ports
Starting this September, the U.S. will impose new docking fees on vessels built or operated by China, marking a shift in maritime trade policy.