AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoTrade: China’s January–September surplus reached $938 billion as September exports jumped 36.3%, intensifying calls from trading partners to rebalance trade. Semiconductors: Tianyuan plans a $68.7 million Yunnan plant for indium phosphide and high-purity indium, materials used in electronics and computing infrastructure; CXMT’s next-generation DRAM push is also drawing market attention. Logistics: The long-delayed New Yalu River Bridge has opened between China and North Korea, while the new Pinglu Canal links southwest China’s waterways to the Beibu Gulf, adding freight routes. Manufacturing: Chinese air conditioners are gaining ground in Europe, with manufacturers citing innovation and supply-chain strength; Chery plans another UK EV launch in early 2027. Outlook: Economists polled by Reuters expect third-quarter growth to edge up to 4.4%, but weak consumption and private investment remain a drag.
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