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- 2026-07-09 regulatory China's Ministry of Commerce and eight other departments issued guidelines to promote innovation in the retail sector, including the use of digital yuan for consumer vouchers. source
- 2026-06-24 regulatory China's Ministry of Commerce has released new Measures for the Investigation of Industrial and Supply Chain Security. source
- 2026-06-23 regulatory China's Ministry of Commerce and seven other departments announced 40 pilot cities for reforms in automobile circulation and consumption. source
- 2026-06-22 regulatory China's Ministry of Commerce, National Development and Reform Commission, and Ministry of Finance released a plan to stabilize and improve foreign investment, including measures for the financial sector. source
- 2026-06-22 regulatory China's Ministry of Commerce, National Development and Reform Commission, and Ministry of Finance released a plan to stabilize and improve foreign investment, including new rules for foreign investors. source
- 2026-06-04 regulatory China's Ministry of Commerce announced plans to host over 100 "Export to China" events in 2026. source
- 2026-05-18 regulatory The Ministry of Commerce is planning to introduce policies to integrate AI into the consumer market. source
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Ministry of Commerce to leverage AI for consumer market policy development
The Ministry of Commerce is actively developing policies to integrate AI into consumer markets, aiming to boost consumption through smart home tech and AI-enhanced products. This suggests a strategic focus on using AI to drive economic growth within the consumer sector, potentially leading to new regulations or incentives in the coming months.
Foreign investment in China's high-tech sector shows strong growth despite overall dip
Despite a 10.3% decrease in overall foreign direct investment in China during Jan-Apr 2026, the high-tech sector saw a significant 20.3% surge. This indicates a strategic shift in foreign investment towards technologically advanced industries, with R&D services and electronics manufacturing being key drivers. This trend is likely to continue as China prioritizes innovation.
China's rare earth export controls may impact global supply chains for AI hardware
The Ministry of Commerce's announcement of export controls on rare earths, coupled with the surge in AI investment (evidenced by Baidu's performance), suggests a potential bottleneck for global AI hardware manufacturing. Rare earths are critical components in many electronic devices, and these controls could impact the production and cost of AI-related hardware worldwide.
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EU packaging rules tighten, impacting Chinese traders and e-commerce
New European Union regulations on packaging waste are set to impact Chinese traders and e-commerce merchants. The Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), which became applicable across the EU, establishes compr…
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China imposes preliminary anti-dumping duties on US and Mexican pecans
China has initiated preliminary anti-dumping measures against pecan imports from the United States and Mexico. The Ministry of Commerce announced that these imports are suspected of being dumped into the Chinese market,…
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China enacts counter-sanctions against US, targets drone industry
China has responded to US sanctions by implementing its own set of counter-sanctions. These measures include targeting specific American entities and imposing stricter export controls on the drone industry. The Ministry…
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Hong Kong seeks realistic US re-engagement amid geopolitical tensions
Hong Kong must adopt a pragmatic approach when seeking to improve its relationship with the United States, acknowledging that geopolitical tensions and domestic political pressures will likely limit any significant impr…
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China notified of US probe into cylindrical batteries, implicating 3 firms
China's Ministry of Commerce has been notified of a Section 337 investigation request filed by South Korean company LG Energy Solution Ltd. and its US subsidiary LG Energy Solution Arizona, Inc. The application, submitt…
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China to impose exit bans for export control, tech transfer breaches
China's government will soon implement new regulations allowing citizens to be banned from leaving the country if they violate export controls or technology transfer rules. These measures, announced by the State Council…
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China Condemns US Sanctions on Research Institutions
China's Ministry of Commerce has expressed strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition to the U.S. Department of Defense's decision to add several Chinese research institutions to a sanctions list. A spokesperson stated …
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China's AI products emerge as new foreign trade stars with strong export growth · 1 source tracked
China's Ministry of Commerce reported that artificial intelligence-related products are becoming a new symbol of the country's foreign trade. In the first half of the year, exports of industrial robots and 3D printers s…
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China's industrial capacity utilization rate deemed reasonable by Ministry of Commerce
China's Ministry of Commerce stated that the overall industrial capacity utilization rate in China is within a reasonable range. While some traditional sectors like raw materials are experiencing lower utilization due t…
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China's Ministry of Commerce emphasizes balanced trade, not surplus
China's Ministry of Commerce stated that the country does not intentionally pursue trade surpluses. The official emphasized efforts to promote balanced trade development and expand market access to the world. In the fir…
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China's Ministry of Commerce addresses global overcapacity concerns
China's Ministry of Commerce has released a position paper addressing global overcapacity concerns. The document aims to clarify facts and outline China's policy stance on the issue, emphasizing a comprehensive and obje…
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China condemns US tariffs but holds off retaliation, disputes AI training claims
China has expressed disapproval of the United States' imposition of new Section 301 tariffs, which range from 10 to 12.5 percent on goods from various trading partners including China, the EU, Japan, and South Korea. De…
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China accuses US AI firms of IP theft, warns of countermeasures
China's Ministry of Commerce has responded to US officials' claims that Chinese AI companies are distilling US models and potentially stealing intellectual property. The Ministry refuted these allegations, calling them …
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Fosun Pharma subsidiary gets nod for Parkinson's drug trial
Fosun Pharmaceutical has announced that its subsidiary, Fosun Wanbang, has received approval from the National Medical Products Administration to conduct clinical trials for DM1001, a treatment for idiopathic Parkinson'…
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China retaliates against EU sanctions by adding 14 European firms to export control list
China's Ministry of Commerce has placed 14 European entities on an export control list, prohibiting the export of dual-use items to these organizations. This action is a direct response to recent EU sanctions against Ru…
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China and US seek industry input on potential tariff cuts ahead of summit
China and the US are seeking input from industry stakeholders regarding potential bilateral tariff reductions. Both nations are establishing new trade boards and are actively soliciting feedback from domestic and intern…
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China and US discuss $30B reciprocal tariff cuts and trade councils
China and the US are in discussions to establish a framework for reciprocal tariff reductions on approximately $30 billion worth of goods. This initiative is part of broader efforts to stabilize bilateral economic relat…
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China protests French 'anti-fast fashion' law targeting Shein, Temu
China's Ministry of Commerce has expressed strong concern over France's new "anti-fast fashion" law, which imposes restrictive measures on the fast-fashion industry and e-commerce platforms. A spokesperson stated that t…
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China protests EU fine on AliExpress, new IC firm launched, Google Gemini 4 debuts
The European Commission has fined AliExpress 550 million euros under the Digital Services Act, a move that China's Ministry of Commerce strongly opposes. China views this as a digital barrier and discriminatory practice…
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China tightens grip on fuel exports amid Middle East conflict
China is maintaining strict control over its refined fuel exports, even as global oil prices rise and domestic reserves are ample. This cautious approach, driven by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and the collap…