Global Business

--China’s foreign trade has grown steadily by 5.2% during the first 10 months of the year, with exports increasing by 6.7% in the same period.

--The 7th China International Import Expo is currently underway in Shanghai, and today we are focusing on the participation of countries from the Global South.

--The second day of the China International Import Expo is underway in Shanghai, showcasing innovative products and fostering international trade relations.

--Egypt is launching new initiatives to attract more international travelers to its historic sites and vibrant culture.

--The 7th China International Import Expo kicks off in Shanghai, with Premier Li Qiang emphasizing China's commitment to openness.

--China's services sector is experiencing rapid growth, as evidenced by the Caixin Services PMI of 52, signaling strong expansion.

--Stock markets traded sideways as investors awaited the U.S. leadership decision, amid developments in the currency and bond markets.

--Foreign leaders and trade representatives are gathering in Shanghai for the 7th Annual China International Import Expo.

--A month-long consumption campaign is underway in five Chinese cities, featuring a series of activities designed to boost spending in shopping, catering, tourism, exhibitions, and performances.

--China has urged France to take an active role in encouraging the European Commission to reach a solution that is acceptable to both European and Chinese electric vehicle industries.

--China rejects an EU tariff ruling over Chinese EVs and files a lawsuit

--China's manufacturing PMI bounces back to expansion territory

--U.S. third-quarter GDP grows a healthy 2.8% ahead of the presidential election

--Beijing voices firm opposition to the U.S. investment restrictions against China

--Multinational firms expand R&D capabilities in China

--Future Investment Initiative conference kicks off in Saudi Arabia

--Japanese Yen mired in political uncertainty

--Lebanese businesses struggle to deal with the impact of conflict

--Soaring costs and falling demand cripple Volkswagen, threatening thousands of jobs

--Finnish President Alexander Stubb arrived in Beijing on Monday for a four-day state visit to China.

--The second China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE) will take place in Beijing from November 26 to 30.

--The Japanese yen fell to a three-month low on Monday as investors anticipate slower rate hikes.

--President Xi: "BRICS Plus" countries should be a stabilizing force for peace

--China to reduce interest rates on existing home loans to alleviate financial burdens

--IMF Chief: Global economy in danger of getting stuck on low-growth and high-debt path

--Chinese President Xi Jinping urges BRICS members to promote peaceful development

--U.S. Justice Department warns Elon Musk that his $1 million giveaway offer may be illegal

--Boeing announces more than $6 billion in losses