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China denies Trump’s claim It’s trying to make him lose election
China rejected U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that Beijing was trying to damage his re-election chances with its handling of the coronavirus outbreak, as rhetoric…
China factory data show global slump weaken nascent recovery
China’s first official data for April suggest the economy has split into two tracks, with a domestic rebound undercut by weak overseas demand.
Indonesians urged to curb sweet tooth amid sugar shortages
Sugar mills in Indonesia called on consumers to reduce consumption after shortages pushed retail prices to the highest in almost four years.
Wild oil markets leave Shanghai a little dizzy
Turmoil in U.S. trading ought to be an opportunity for China’s would-be benchmark. There’s not much sign it’s gaining traction.
US wants to know where aluminum imports really come from
The U.S. proposed rules to track aluminum imports more closely, in a move that could address industry demands to block Chinese supply that skirts tariffs.
South Africa allows wine exports to resume as lockdown eases
South Africa will allow all agricultural exports including wine and wool to resume under new lockdown regulations.
Amazon’s foreign domains cited by US as helping counterfeiters
The U.S. identified five of Amazon.com Inc.’s foreign domains as notorious markets and will seek more information on them.
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