AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUS-China trade reset: After Xi’s White House visit, the US and China agreed on reciprocal tariff cuts covering about $30 billion each side, with product lists released for “non-sensitive” goods; China also said it will include US coal in the cuts and expand imports in 2027-2028. AI diplomacy: Washington and Beijing set up an AI crisis communication channel to prevent escalation from unexpected AI behavior, even as US politics debates AI safety and risk. Nvidia in the spotlight: Reports say China may allow ByteDance and Alibaba to buy certain Nvidia chips, a move that could shift China’s AI hardware momentum and markets’ expectations. Cybercrime using AI: A report says hackers stole 600,000 credit cards from multiple regions using cheap Chinese AI tools and simple prompts, raising alarm over online security. Mid-Autumn travel boom: China’s holiday saw higher travel demand and spending, with Beijing and Jiangsu reporting strong visitor numbers. Sports, China vs. Philippines: In Asian Games volleyball, Alas Pilipinas was eliminated after straight-set losses to China, while boxing saw Filipino Carlo Paalam advance after a split-decision win over China’s Zhang Jiamao. Regional ties: China-Malaysia relations were highlighted as having risen through multiple “elevations” to a shared-future strategic community. US arms claim denied: The US said it has no plans to sell weapons to China after Trump denied an offer attributed to his ambassador.
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