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Carbon tariffs on steel, aluminum, cement and three other sectors push Chinese exporters to accelerate compliance
Real-time matching in Chinese, English and Russian boosts cross-border industrial trade efficiency by 40%
USD 4.8 billion covering green energy, digital infrastructure and transport connectivity
Global industrial policy, industry trends and frontier insights for decision-makers
The US Commerce Department announced the second round of CHIPS Act subsidies—TSMC Arizona receives up to USD 6.6B, Samsung Texas USD 4.6B, marking a new phase in global semiconductor capacity layout.
Latest reports show AI-driven smart factory solutions as the top growth engine at 18.6% CAGR, with China and Southeast Asia leading globally.
CATL released its all-solid-state battery roadmap with 500Wh/kg energy density, targeting passenger vehicle mass production by 2027—reshaping the new energy vehicle landscape.
Requirements for carbon footprint declarations, recycled material ratios and digital passports are expected to increase compliance costs for Chinese battery exports to Europe by 12%-15%.
Platform announcements, version updates and major projects—stay ahead of platform developments
To support SME cross-border expansion, the international supply-demand matching fee drops from 3% to 2.1% effective June 1, 2026, with first-month free trial for new users.
This release adds intelligent cross-border matching in Chinese, English and Russian; launches AI multilingual customer service; and adds asset valuation to the data management module.
Both parties will build industrial internet infrastructure in Jakarta covering cloud network, AI engine and international supply-demand modules, with USD 240M initial investment.
BRICS, SCO, Belt & Road and ASEAN cooperation updates—seize cross-border opportunities
New loans focus on solar plants, smart grids and cross-border railways across South Africa, Brazil, India and other members—Chinese equipment suppliers win major orders.
The framework covers cross-border data flows, digital identity mutual recognition and e-trade document standards—providing institutional support for Chinese industrial internet firms entering Central Asia.
Optimized rules of origin and tariff reductions continue to deliver benefits—machinery, EV parts and solar modules are the fastest-growing categories.
