Biz Today

Premier Li Qiang emphasized China's commitment to opening up at the 7th China International Import Expo in Shanghai. What opportunities does China's Import Expo offer to the world (00:43)?

The Boeing strike ended when workers accepted a new contract. What are the challenges ahead (18:02)?

China has unveiled new policy measures to support childbirth. What's the reasoning behind these supportive measures? How will this affect Chinese society? What's the possible impact on the Chinese economy (00:41)?

The EU has decided to increase tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles. What are the implications? Can it really save EU electric vehicle manufacturers (19:01)?

Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on the BRICS members to advocate for peaceful co-existence and harmony between civilizations (00:44).

The International Monetary Fund released its latest world economic outlook. What risks is the world economy facing (15:50)?

China says it will soon introduce new fiscal policies to boost the economy. During a recent press conference, Finance Minister Lan Fo'an says the package aims to help local governments defuse their debt risks and bolster the housing market. What is the rationale behind the plan? How will these fiscal policies work together with monetary policy to stabilize the property sector, and boost Chinese economy (00:45)?

Tesla has unveiled its latest driverless tech, the Cybercab. How could this new product change the future of transport (19:35)?

China has announced measures to boost domestic consumption and revive the housing market as it seeks greater economic growth. China's top economic planner, the National Development and Reform Commission, says it will implement various supportive policies to boost economic growth further. This comes after officials implemented a series of stimulus policies in late September. What effects can we expect from these stimulus measures? What’s the outlook for China’s economy for the rest of the year?

Top-tier Chinese cities Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen have released a series of measures to boost local property markets. Why are they making these moves now? Can they stimulate China’s property market? What do they mean for individual home buyers (00:41)?

We’ll also discuss the future of European competitiveness (17:15).

China has announced a slew of policies to support the economy. The measures include cutting the bank's reserve requirement ratio, lowering mortgage rates on existing home loans, and new tools to boost the stock market. Why these specific measures now? How will these supportive policies affect the real estate market and individual home buyers? Can these policies address the market concerns? And what do all these mean for the real economy?

The U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by half a point. What's the importance of this first cut in four years? What could be the ripple effects (00:42)?

OpenAI releases its new AI models featuring “reasoning”abilities. What's unique about it and why do we need it (20:23)?

China's new negative list for foreign investment has removed all access restrictions to the manufacturing sector. What does it mean for China’s further opening up (00:40)?

We’ll also take a look at who are on the list of China's top 500 enterprises, and what are their respective strengths(16:35)?

Inflation has eased in the US and Europe, allowing policymakers to lower interest rates later this month. What is the outlook for the global economy? What kind of monetary policy is needed? (00:41)

We'll also examine China-Africa trade and economic ties. (19:05)