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China Seeks to Shape Global Expansion of Chinese Manufacturers Through "Industrial Diplomacy"

Beijing is encouraging Chinese companies to build plants in "friendly" countries while discouraging investments in others, in a form of "industrial diplomacy." Developed nations and the Global South are eagerly awaiting Chinese factories on their markets, which would create new jobs and transfer technologies. Given the appeal of Chinese manufacturing investments, Beijing can use them as a geopolitical tool to reward some countries and punish others.

The construction of new plants by BYDβ€”the world’s largest electric vehicle producerβ€”highlights the countries China deems both friendly and investment-attractive. These include Brazil, Thailand, Mexico, Turkey, Hungary, and Indonesia.

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Global Central Banks Continue to Ditch the Dollar – Gold Takes Its Place

Data shows that after 2014 and the first sanctions against Russia, central banks quietly began reducing dollar holdings in favor of gold. Post-2022, this shift accelerated dramaticallyβ€”gold now surpasses both the dollar and euro in central bank reserves worldwide.

- 2014-2021: Gradual move away from USD after the first sanctions on Russia.
- 2022-Present: Historic gold accumulation as Western asset freezes prove any currency can be weaponized .
- Current Status: Gold holdings exceed USD+EUR in many emerging market reserves.

The de-dollarization trend is now institutionalizedβ€”even allies diversify when they see reserve currencies becoming political tools.

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JUST IN: πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ President Trump's reciprocal tariffs:

β€’ Chile 10%
β€’ India 26%
β€’ Israel 17%
β€’ Brazil 10%
β€’ China 34%
β€’ Japan 24%
β€’ Turkey 10%
β€’ Taiwan 32%
β€’ Vietnam 46%
β€’ Pakistan 29%
β€’ Thailand 36%
β€’ Australia 10%
β€’ Malaysia 24%
β€’ Colombia 10%
β€’ Sri Lanka 44%
β€’ Singapore 10%
β€’ Indonesia 32%
β€’ Cambodia 49%
β€’ Philippines 17%
β€’ Switzerland 31%
β€’ Bangladesh 37%
β€’ South Korea 25%
β€’ South Africa 30%
β€’ United Kingdom 10%
β€’ European Union 20%

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First to go: Vietnam Reduces Tariffs on U.S.

Vietnam has announced cuts to import duties on a range of American goods to avoid potential U.S. sanctions.

Key tariff reductions:
- LNG: 5% β†’ 2%
- Automobiles: 45-64% β†’ 32%
- Ethanol: 10% β†’ 5%
- Other U.S. goods: Chicken, almonds, apples, cherries, and timber will also see lower tariffs

The new rates take effect within a month.

Additionally, Vietnam authorized SpaceX to begin testing its Starlink satellite internet serviceβ€”a move seen as improving relations with the Trump administration.

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