Chinese President Xi says to boost supply chain self-reliance and to strengthen advanced manufacturing
Japan's economic minister Kiuchi says won't comment on rates and won't purse reckless fiscal expansion
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Chinese President Xi says to boost supply chain self-reliance and to strengthen advanced manufacturing
EU asks China to voluntarily limit car exports and wants Beijing to restrict sales of Chinese hybrid vehicles to around 15% of the EU market, according to FT
Japanese Finance Minister Katayama says will review budget requests and control debt issuance at a level that can gain market credibility
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- High-quality development and high-level security should be coordinated.
- Improve the independent and controllable level of industrial chains.
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