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China’s debt-to-GDP ratio falls again. State-owned banks are fined for property loan violations. China’s new ambassador arrives in the U.S. Tough new rules for tech firms and the private tutoring industry is not “suppression,” the Xinhua News Agency says. Plus, Zhangjiajie is linked to 11 new Covid-19 cases across the country. If you haven't already, click here to sign up for this briefing.

The U.S. is not seeking confrontation with China, the Pentagon chief reaffirms. China calls on Taliban to cut all ties with terrorists. Using facial recognition technology without consent is illegal in civil cases in the country. Huawei removes its director at autonomous driving unit. Plus, Nanjing Covid-19 outbreak reaches five provinces.

China stocks retreat in the wake of Beijing’s regulatory crackdown. Anxin Trust unveils details of a restructuring plan. Evergrande scraps a planned special dividend and S&P cut its credit rating. Shenzhen intends to allow officials to take key positions at state-owned companies. Plus,torrential rain and flooding in Zhengzhou expose flaws in local hospitals’ emergency response systems.

China publishes a negative list for the cross-border services trade in Hainan. The country urges the U.S. to revoke sanctions and visa restrictions on Chinese nationals. Temasek makes carbon emissions an essential factor in its investment decisions. Plus, China launches a six-month special rectification campaign for the internet industry.

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A Singapore-based Cyberdyne Exchange will debut Chinese carbon credit-backed digital tokens. UBS launches family trust services in China. Shares of Faraday Future slump on the Nasdaq debut. China telecom gets the green light to make a secondary listing in Shanghai. Plus, more about the country's rains and floods.

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