AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoChip Race: Chinese memory maker CXMT’s claimed design advance rattled global markets, sending Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron shares lower as investors weighed a stronger Chinese challenge to AI-chip suppliers. Autos and Trade: China’s car sales fell 28% in September while exports surged 73%; the export push is meeting resistance, with the EU capping imports of Chinese hybrid vehicles. Payments: Beijing approved Visa to prepare a domestic bank-card clearing business, a step toward market entry ahead of a planned Trump-Xi meeting, though the company still needs a full operating licence. Border Tensions: China called India’s naming of 28 places in Ladakh “illegal”; New Delhi reiterated that the territory is an integral part of India. Crime and Health: A Chinese court sentenced three members of a Myanmar scam-centre gang to death, while authorities sealed a village in Inner Mongolia and quarantined contacts after a fatal plague case.
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