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caixinglobal.com | Lu Yutong |Denise Jia
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Despite shifting U.S. tariff policies, Mexico remains a magnet for foreign investors — including Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giants.
Two Chinese EV companies are currently in talks to build factories in Durango, a northern Mexican state with growing industrial clout, a local official confirmed Wednesday.
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Lithium prices have dropped to their lowest levels in years, briefly dipping below 60,000 yuan ($8,350) per ton this week, as global oversupply swamps the market. Analysts now warn that the glut could persist until at least 2030.
According to data from the Shanghai Metals Market on Wednesday, battery-grade lithium carbonate averaged 60,500 yuan per ton, down 37.6% year-on-year.
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caixinglobal.com | Lu Yutong |Han Wei
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AESC, the battery subsidiary of Shanghai-based green tech company Envision Group, has started production at its plant in Douai, France, an important milestone in the company’s European expansion.
The facility, inaugurated on June 3, has an initial annual production capacity of 10 gigawatt-hour (GWh) — sufficient to power 200,000 electric vehicles (EVs).
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flipboard.com | Feng Yiming |Lu Yutong |Bao Yunhong |Luo Guoping |Han Wei
NowAs a desperate Donald Trump scours the globe for a large economy with which to forge a trade deal, he’s being rebuffed by one in ways he didn’t see coming: Japan. Based on his experience during the Trump 1.0 years from 2017 to 2021, the U.S. president seemed certain Tokyo would be easy prey once …
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caixinglobal.com | Feng Yiming |Lu Yutong |Bao Yunhong |Luo Guoping
Explore the story in 3 minutesThe recent easing of U.S.-China trade tensions, marked by a mutual reduction in tariffs, has yet to produce a significant recovery in Chinese demand for American goods, with the rebound in imports remaining modest. Despite a tangible improvement in political relations, entrenched complexities within the market and supply chain structures continue to hinder a return to the previous trading dynamics between the two superpowers[para. 1][para. 2][para. 5].
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caixinglobal.com | Feng Yiming |Lu Yutong |Bao Yunhong |Luo Guoping
The recent thaw in the U.S.-China trade tensions has done little to revive Chinese appetite for American goods, with imports showing only tepid signs of a rebound.
Despite the easing of tariffs, China buyers are still grappling with complex supply chain realignments and a wary market environment.
Following negotiations in Geneva, Washington and Beijing on May 12 announced a 90-day truce, rolling back several punitive measures.
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caixinglobal.com | Lu Yutong |Denise Jia
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Chinese rare earth magnet producers are gradually resuming overseas shipments under a new export license regime, after Beijing tightened controls on mid-to-heavy rare earth exports in April — sending shockwaves through global supply chains and driving up prices in Europe and the United States.
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Plunging lithium prices have forced Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker BYD Co. Ltd. and stainless steel producer Tsingshan Holding Group Co. Ltd. to cancel plans to build battery material plants in Chile, a setback for the Andean nation’s strategy to extract more value from its vast lithium reserves.
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caixinglobal.com | Lu Yutong |Denise Jia
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Chile’s antitrust authority has approved the partial nationalization of SQM, the world’s second-largest lithium producer, in which China’s Tianqi Lithium Corp. holds a 22% stake through a joint venture with state-owned copper giant Codelco.
