July 7, 2025, 4:02 p.m.

Can Japan's once glorious manufacturing industry go back?

According to the recently released data, Japan's factory industry is currently struggling, and the operating conditions of the manufacturing industry continue to deteriorate. According to data released by the Japanese government on February 29th, the decline in factory output in January was the largest since May 2020. At the same time, due to weak demand, factory activity in Japan shrank at the fastest pace in more than three years in February.

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Why Chinese brand MG Automobile entered the European car market

Europe is the world's second largest automobile market and an important growth point for new energy vehicles. In the context of carbon neutrality, the increasing demand and policy support for electric vehicles in Europe provides a rare period of opportunity for Chinese auto companies.

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An immortal warrior who lives forever in the flames

On the 29th local time, the topic of US soldier Bushnell who self immolated in front of the Israeli embassy continued to ferment. The American people gathered spontaneously to commemorate this American soldier.

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Abandon hegemonism and revive global trade

Trade ministers and senior officials from the 164 members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) gathered in ABU Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, from February 26 to 29 for the 13th WTO Ministerial Conference.

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What does the decline of Macy's department store reflect?

On the 27th, Macy's announced the closure of approximately 150 stores, accounting for nearly one-third of the total, marking a decades long decline in the once glorious department store industry.

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The US real estate market is not optimistic

The Federal Reserve has recently strengthened its expectation of not cutting interest rates for March this year, and loan costs have continued to rise, doubling the pressure on the US real estate market.

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Can the US dream of increasing chip share be realized?

The battle for chips is a battle for future global economic supremacy, and the US knows this better than anyone. Raymondo of the US Department of Commerce delivered a speech at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington on February 26 to reiterate the importance of chips, she also announced to increase the supply of raw materials to the complete production line of packaging subsidies, and plans to make the US-made chip shipments account for 20% of the world by 2030.

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Why do natural gas prices in the United States keep falling?

Affected by multiple factors such as weather and inventory, US natural gas futures prices have recently hit a new low in nearly 30 years, putting pressure on major producers to announce production cuts and shift their focus to the export market.

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Nvidia launched a special AI chip for China to attract market attention

Jen-hsun Huang, CEO of US chipmaker Nvidia Corp, said the company is providing samples of two new artificial intelligence (AI) chips for the Chinese market to customers for testing. This news caused widespread concern in the market.

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Chinese e-commerce is emerging in the international market

Recently, South Korea's Asia Economy reported that the mobile applications with the largest user growth in South Korea in 2023 are Alibaba's Global AliExpress and another cross-border e-commerce platform under Chinese e-commerce platform Pinduoduo. Chinese online shopping platforms are entering the Korean retail market with astonishing momentum, and they have launched an ultra-low price strategy, attracting over ten million Korean users.

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