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Xi’s September 24 visit to the US is expected to reinforce the current framework of “managed competition” rather than produce a broader reset. The main focus is likely to be extending the existing trade and rare-earths truce, with limited index-level market impact given low expectations. The bigger risk point comes on
Wall Street banks are fundraising for AI upstarts in China while Chinese money flows into US tech, with US equity holdings by Chinese residents jumping 23% to $750 billion. The mutual exposure creates a safety net for investors amidst geopolitical rivalry.
Analysts voices skepticism that Washington and Beijing would reach an accommodation on the proposed AI safety mechanism. The US proposed a superpower AI safety mechanism in talks with top Chinese economic officials, but analysts voiced skepticism that Washington and Beijing would reach an accommodation, on this or thei
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said AI companies should take responsibility for their products rather than rely on a federal “liability shield,” adding to the debate over how Washington should regulate the rapidly developing technology Bessent told CNBC’s Squawk Box on Monday that humans should be held accountable fo
Shanghai Composite closed up 1% at 3,949.91; CSI300 up 0.7%; STAR50 up 0.3%. In Hong Kong, Hang Seng rose 1.2% and Hang Seng Tech 0.4%. Tech and property shares led, with gains after US-China talks in New York; US side proposed an AI safety notification mechanism for Sept 23-25.
Shanghai Composite index was up 0.6% at 3,933.37 points. China's blue-chip CSI300 index was up 0.4%. The start-up board ChiNext Composite index was higher by 0.9% and Shanghai's tech-focused STAR50 index was up 0.4%. The CSI AI Index added 1.1%. Tech shares gained after US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese V
China's yuan strengthened to its highest level in over three and a half years against the US dollar on Monday, reaching 6.6957 per dollar, as the central bank appeared to ease its efforts to curb appreciation ahead of a summit between Chinese and US leaders.