December 2023

U.S. Commerce Secretary Raymond Mundo said the U.S. government is discussing with Nvidia about allowing the sale of AI chips to China, but stressed that Nvidia cannot sell its most advanced chips to Chinese companies. She also said that the

According to the Russian satellite news agency website reported on December 12, the People's Bank of China said on the 11th that recently, the People's Bank of China and the Central Bank of Serbia signed a memorandum of cooperation on

New Delhi is using quality control orders to "slowly" certify products made in Chinese factories, putting pressure on multinationals that rely on them. The Indian government's ultimate aim is to require them to reduce their dependence on Chinese imports and instead

Vw says no 'forced Labour' at Xinjiang plant Germany's Volkswagen Group said in a statement on the 5th that the external audit it commissioned did not find any signs of "forced labor" at its factories in Xinjiang.   Markus Rening, founder and managing

Nearly 100 garment factories in Myanmar received orders from Poland and other countries! Myanmar's "Golden Phoenix" reported on November 28 that it was learned from the Myanmar Garment Industry Association (MGMA) that in addition to Poland, there are orders from well-known

Recently, Chinese goods have been sold in South Korea through cross-border e-commerce platforms, and relevant logistics companies have become increasingly busy. Seoul Dongdaemun business district is one of the South Korean fashion center, in the past, many consumers to buy new

As of the end of November, the operating ship capacity of Ningbo reached 110.65 million deadweight tons, exceeding 11 million deadweight tons for the first time. Recently, with the "Kaihang Star" ship of Zhejiang Hongshan Shipping Co., Ltd. obtained the ship

Financial and energy stocks pushed Indian stocks to new all-time highs on Monday, buoyed by the ruling party's key victory in state elections. As of the close of the 4th, the Indian SENSEX30 index rose more than 2% at the

The Houthis in Yemen have said they will continue to prevent Israeli ships from sailing in the Red Sea and Arabian Sea until Israel stops its military operations in the Gaza Strip. According to the Associated Press reported on December 3,