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Ford’s affordable EV project faces Chinese competitors with 20 years of experience and intense government backing. “Far Superior” Cars Car Dealership Guy quotes Ford CEO Jim Farley China’s EV costs, tech, and quality “far superior” to the West Ford found that Chinese EVs integrate with technology seamlessly. Drivers get in the car and their phone

The Bank of Japan Tankan report is published today. The Bank of Japan is wary of a slowing Japanese economy and will look to today’s report ofr further information. The Bank appears likely to have pushed out its next rate hike until 2026. Policymakers remain wary of tightening too quickly and stalling a fragile recovery.

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A recent analysis by Harvard’s Belfer Center reveals that China’s Arctic presence is far less formidable than commonly portrayed, with inflated investment figures and stalled projects undermining its strategic goals. China’s growing interest in the Arctic has sparked concern among Western policymakers, who view its investments as a potential geopolitical threat.

Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) has begun construction of a new food technology park in Qingdao, Shandong Province, China. The groundbreaking ceremony took place on June 26 and marked another step in the company’s long-term strategy for the Chinese market. According to LDC, the technology park will house facilities for: processing of oilseeds, production of specialized