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China's electric heavy trucks are expanding globally, advancing net-zero freight goals while Beijing revises gold import rules and blacklists US rare earth miners. Asian retail markets heat up as K-pop boosts South Korean brands in China and Xtep brings Saucony to Hong Kong. AI-driven stocks see renewed selloff amid market uncertainty. Trump's 100% tariff threats on Europe over digital services taxes are met with muted response.

China's electric trucks go global, gold rules revised

China's electric trucks go global, gold rules revisedChina's heavy-duty electric truck industry is rapidly expanding abroad, positioning the country as a leader in net-zero freight. Beijing has blacklisted US rare earth miners amid ongoing trade tensions, while Commerce Minister Wang Wentao prepares for trade talks in Brussels. Separately, China is reviewing its gold import and export regulations, signaling potential policy shifts in precious metals trade.

K-pop and sportswear drive Asian retail revival

K-pop and sportswear drive Asian retail revivalSouth Korean retailers are leveraging K-pop's popularity to gain traction in China's competitive convenience store market, which remains far from saturated despite crowded competition. Meanwhile, Chinese sportswear group Xtep has opened its first Saucony store in Hong Kong, signaling confidence in the city's retail recovery as market sentiment improves and retailers return to premium locations.

AI stocks sink again as tech selloff deepens

AI stocks sink again as tech selloff deepensAI-linked stocks have suffered another sharp selloff, marking one of the worst weeks for tech stocks in a year. The downturn has raised questions about the sustainability of the AI trade that previously turbocharged the market. Despite the rout, some analysts note that AI investment is beginning to show real economic impact beyond stock prices.

Trump's 100% tariff threat on Europe draws shrugs

Trump's 100% tariff threat on Europe draws shrugsDonald Trump has threatened to impose 100% tariffs on European imports if countries proceed with digital services taxes targeting US tech firms. However, European markets and policymakers have reacted with notable calm, viewing the threat as negotiating bluster rather than imminent policy. The muted response suggests Europe is prepared to stand its ground on digital taxation.