China path to self reliance will include developing new technology, new path not just following the silicon route....new carbon chips, photonic chips and quantum chips will have a role to play.
there has also been speculation among Chinese analysts about non-financial factors as reasons for shutting down Zeku, including an effort to avoid potential US trade sanctions.
In G7 America accuse China of coercion, but America is the most guilty of coercion practises all over the world for decades in America hegemony and hypocrisy.....this is the American rule of law world
there has also been speculation among Chinese analysts about non-financial factors as reasons for shutting down Zeku, including an effort to avoid potential US trade sanctions ++++++++++++++++
Nobody believes America sanctions can stop technology and self reliance of China by more than a few years given China's resources .
TOKYO: Japan's stock benchmark rallied on Friday to the highest since August 1990, the country's "bubble" era, driven by a confluence of positive factors from strong earnings to an economy showing signs of revving up and optimism over a U.S. debt ceiling deal.
The Nikkei benchmark index jumped as high as 30,924.57 before closing the day up 0.77% at 30,808.35, a seventh straight winning session.
The broader Topix, which had reached the post-bubble milestone on Tuesday, extended its climb to as high as 2,171.37, before ending with a more modest 0.18% gain to 2,161.69.
Japan's stock rally has been powered by an overall very strong earnings season, a weaker yen underpinned by views that the Bank of Japan will keep stimulus for longer and an economy that is starting to show signs of a post-COVID consumption revival.
Asian stocks inch up on US debt ceiling hopes, Nikkei hits 33-year high
SINGAPORE: Asian shares rose on Friday and the dollar hung near a two-month peak as increased hopes of a deal over the U.S. debt ceiling and strong economic data lifted sentiment, while Japan's Nikkei jumped to highest in nearly 33 years.
What Warren Buffett is buying in Japan’s Berkshire Hathaway look-alikes
The five trading firms that Berkshire has invested in — Itochu Corp., Marubeni Corp., Mitsubishi Corp., Mitsui, and Sumitomo Corp. — are the biggest of Japan’s so-called sogo-shosha, or general trading companies. These firms have played a unique role in Japan’s economic history, from providing energy to minerals and food for a mostly mountainous archipelago with few natural resources. Today, Japan’s trading companies derive most revenue from non-trade activities, and have built up interests in everything from logistics to real estate, frozen foods, aerospace, and newer investments such as EVs and renewable energy.
Japan is destined to be american dog and for that, Japan has to dismantle its powerful Ministry of Trade and Industry.....well, Japan's loss, America's gain.
China official history has divided the period after 1949 into 3 eras.........the Mao era, the Deng era and the Xi era...and all are important and all essential.
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Posted by qqq47660 > 2023-05-19 00:11 | Report Abuse
When China no inflation u attack China why no inflation...u think like America got inflation good meh? Or Malaysia food prices keep going up good meh?