China and Africa Strengthen Economic Ties with Record-Breaking Trade Growth
China and African nations boost trade to $1.19 trillion in first seven months, marking continued growth and deeper economic ties.
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China and African nations boost trade to $1.19 trillion in first seven months, marking continued growth and deeper economic ties.
Xinjiang opens a new TIR assembly center in Urumqi, enhancing cross-border logistics and boosting the region’s foreign trade.
The Moscow Exchange has suspended trading since Wednesday evening without providing specific reasons. Investors await further updates on the resumption time.
US consumer inflation eased to 2.9% in July, the smallest annual rise since March 2021, signaling positive progress for the Federal Reserve.
Rio Tinto’s CEO Simon Trott highlights the company’s successful partnerships with the Chinese mainland, leading to excellent business returns.
Russia extends its temporary ban on gasoline exports until the end of 2024 to stabilize the market amid rising seasonal demand and scheduled refinery repairs.
China’s July financial data remains stable, highlighting a strategic shift towards high-quality economic development as yuan-denominated loans rise by $1.89 trillion.
Over 87% of survey respondents criticize the EU’s protectionist measures on Chinese electric vehicles, highlighting the negative impact on global trade and cooperation, according to CGTN.
China is set to record 700 million air passenger trips in 2024, marking significant growth in its civil aviation sector and enhancing global connectivity.
U.S. economists and trade groups express concern that new tariffs on China could harm American businesses and consumers, potentially escalating geopolitical tensions and hindering economic growth.