AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoU.S.-China Auto Security: The Pentagon expanded its “Chinese military companies” list, adding Alibaba, Baidu and BYD, while a separate U.S. bill targets Chinese-connected vehicles entering via Canada and Mexico over data and surveillance fears. China Auto Market Pressure: China’s retail car sales fell 22% in May as fuel cars dropped sharply, even as NEV penetration hit a record 62.9%, with exports of cars and NEVs surging. AI-Driven Trade Surge: China’s exports jumped 19.4% in May on strong semiconductor, auto and high-tech shipments tied to the AI boom, even as energy-price shocks loom. Energy for AI Infrastructure: China’s first wind-powered underwater datacentre began operating off Shanghai, aiming to cut power use and water demand for AI computing. Robotics Growth Outlook: Collaborative robot shipments are set to more than double by 2030, though growth is expected to be uneven across years and regions. Industrial Materials for Construction: Koris pushed solid-surface kitchen and hospital-grade countertop systems at global trade shows, leaning on NSF/CE compliance and “seamless” hygiene-focused designs. Geopolitics: Xi and Kim pledged deeper China-North Korea ties in Pyongyang, with analysts noting differing priorities behind the official messaging.
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