GE Aerospace CEO was seen at China's NDRC (state planner) building

The sighting of GE Aerospace's CEO at China's NDRC signals potential discussions around collaboration or investment opportunities in the region.

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Given the geopolitical climate and the importance of China to global supply chains, this could influence investor sentiment towards GE and the broader industrial sector, suggesting a focus on Asia's recovery and its implications for US companies. Market participants should monitor for any developments that could arise from these engagements.

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