AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMonetary Policy Watch: China’s central bank pledged a “moderately loose” stance in H2, aiming to keep liquidity ample, smooth credit growth, lower lending fees, and keep the yuan stable while tightening oversight of capital flows. Flood & Disaster Response: Beijing and Hebei moved to Level IV flood control as heavy rain hits North China; in Gansu, the flash-flood death toll rose to 25, with investigations promised. Crime Crackdown: A new nationwide campaign targets organized crime, especially “local bullies” and cyber gangs, with special focus on crimes involving minors and online “soft violence.” Tech & US Pressure: US lawmakers asked DoorDash for details on its use of Chinese AI models, which Chinese analysts say is politically driven and meant to limit China’s AI access. Energy Shift: Solar is on track to overtake coal as China’s biggest installed power source by end-2026, while Beijing also approved new nuclear reactor units to meet demand. South China Sea Tensions: China strengthened Huangyan Dao governance with PLA/Coast Guard drills and reserve rules as the Philippines pushed legal claims via UN chart submissions. China-Global Business: International brands reported strong China results, and Holcim agreed to sell its Philippines business to China’s Huaxin for about $807m.
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