Warren Buffett Exits BYD After 17 Years, Securing $7 Billion in Profits,Here is Why He Exited

Warren Buffett Exits BYD After 17 Years:In a move that underscores the disciplined approach of one of the world’s most legendary investors, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has fully divested its stake in Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD Co. Ltd., marking the end of a 17-year investment journey that began in 2008. The exit, confirmed …

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China’s Solar Sprint of 256 GW in 2025 and India’s Road to Energy Independence

China added 256 GW of solar in just six months of 2025, reshaping the global energy race. India, with vast potential and 123 GW capacity, is striving for energy independence and clean power exports by 2030. China’s Solar Sprint of 256 GW in 2025 In a feat that highlights its undisputed dominance in the clean …

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China’s Economy Faces Mounting Pressures as 2025 Slowdown Deepens

China’s economy is slowing in 2025 as deflationary pressures, weak property investment, sluggish retail sales, and contracting credit growth weigh on momentum. Despite reporting 5.3% growth in the first half of the year, fresh data highlights fading investment, subdued consumer demand, and a prolonged property slump. Policymakers face limited room for stimulus as structural challenges, …

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China Calls India a Partner, Not a Rival: Renewed Push for Stability in Bilateral Ties

China has once again called India a “partner, not a rival” in 2025, as both nations seek to rebuild trust after years of border tensions and strained ties post-Galwan. From troop disengagement in Ladakh to trade talks, high-level meetings, and easing of restrictions, this article explores recent diplomatic shifts, historical flashpoints, and the geopolitical balancing …

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Chinese net new loans fell by ~50 billion Yuan in July, the first decline in 20 years.

Chinese net new loans fell by ~50 billion Yuan in July:China has reported its first contraction in net new bank loans since 2005, with borrowings shrinking by nearly 50 billion yuan in July. The drop, driven by households and companies repaying debt instead of taking new loans, signals weakening economic momentum. Compared to an expansion …

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China Comments on Gaza, Modi’s Upcoming China Visit, and Trump’s Tariff Threats

China strongly criticizes Israel’s plan to seize Gaza City, confirms Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s participation in the largest-ever SCO Tianjin Summit, firmly rejects Donald Trump’s threat of secondary tariffs over Russian oil purchases, highlights urgent need for a Gaza ceasefire and humanitarian relief, supports Indonesia’s aid initiative for wounded Gaza residents, and addresses reports of …

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China Strongly Rejecets U.S. Demands to Halt Russian Oil Purchases, Citing Sovereignty and Energy Needs

China Strongly Rejecets U.S. Demands to Halt Russian Oil Purchases:China has firmly rejected U.S. demands to halt oil imports from Russia and Iran, despite threats of a 100% tariff on Chinese goods. As trade talks continue, Beijing emphasized energy security and sovereignty, signaling it won’t compromise under U.S. pressure. With discounted oil crucial to its …

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China Housing Crisis Deepens: July Home Sales Plunge 24%, Monthly Drop Worst in 2025

China housing crisis: China housing market is facing a deepening crisis as new-home sales by the top 100 developers plunged 24% year-over-year in July 2025—the sharpest decline in 10 months. Month-over-month sales crashed by 38%, the worst fall this year. With home prices also recording their steepest drop in 8 months and Goldman Sachs projecting …

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China Responds to Global Developments: U.S. Tariff Threat on Brazil, Taiwan-Japan Ties, Ukraine Sanctions & More – Key Takeaways from July 28 Press Conference

China Responds to Global Developments:At the July 28, 2025 press conference, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Guo Jiakun addressed critical global developments, including the U.S. threat of 50% tariffs on Brazil, Ukraine’s sanctions on Chinese entities, Taiwan’s diplomatic outreach to Japan, and Hong Kong’s arrest warrants against overseas dissidents. He also commented on China’s mediation in …

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50 Years of Diplomacy: China-EU Summit in Beijing Signals New Chapter Amid Trade Tensions and Global Challenges

The 25th China-EU Summit held in Beijing marked the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations and focused on strengthening strategic ties amid growing trade tensions. President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang met with top EU leaders, emphasizing mutual respect, open cooperation, and multilateralism. Both sides pledged to address trade frictions through dialogue, rejected economic decoupling, …

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