AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTrade Measures: China opened anti-dumping probes into EU para-aramid yarn and EU- and Japan-made ethylidene norbornene, citing rising imports and falling prices. Investment and Manufacturing: At CIIE, multinationals highlighted China’s innovation base. Schneider Electric opened its largest medium-voltage equipment plant in Xiamen and began a second phase, while Doosan plans to invest about 550 billion won in new copper-clad laminate lines in Jiangsu for chip, AI server and smartphone components. Energy Transition: A 150-megawatt solar project in Tibet began grid operations, combining solar panels with thermal storage. China’s energy and industrial emissions fell 3.1% in the third quarter, the sharpest quarterly drop since the pandemic. Trade and Market Access: Shenzhen’s trade with APEC economies rose 33% in the first half to 1.98 trillion yuan. Kenyan exporters at CIIE welcomed tariff-free access for 53 African countries and called for deeper ties with Chinese buyers. Waste to Fuel: Used cooking oil collected in China is being processed as a potential aviation-fuel feedstock.
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