AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMbappé Fallout: Real Madrid apologized to China after Kylian Mbappé’s Mao Zedong remark sparked backlash. Three Chinese brands dropped the footballer, La Liga broadcasts were suspended, and Beijing said it took his apology seriously. The episode highlights the commercial risks foreign stars and companies face in China. Economic Outlook: China’s economy grew 4.6% in the first three quarters, while Canton Fair buyers and suppliers pointed to continued opportunities from opening-up. Mercedes-Benz says China will remain central to its 2030 strategy, even as it reassesses its business after a steeper-than-expected sales downturn. Tech and Markets: China’s rich list reached a record, with AI and semiconductor entrepreneurs among the biggest gainers, even as a steep tech-stock sell-off raised concerns about valuations and uneven growth. Trade Relations: Beijing voiced concern over proposed EU trade restrictions and urged continued dialogue to protect supply chains and business ties. Cultural Heritage: Australia returned two Song Dynasty statue heads to China, relics from imperial tombs in Henan province.
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