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近期，比亞迪在土耳其市場的銷售腳步出現了明顯的放緩跡象。數據顯示，該品牌在五月份的當地銷量僅有152輛，與一月份寫下的3866輛成績相比大幅縮減。這項變化引起了市場關注，因為若觀察2025年全年的整體表現，比亞迪在當地的總銷量達到4萬5537輛，不僅表現亮眼，更是增長至2024年銷量的五倍以上。

銷量出現波動的主要原因，與土耳其政府近期的政策調整以及雙方的協商狀況息息相關。據悉，比亞迪之所以暫停相關投資，主要是因為土耳其方面提出了各種技術轉讓的要求。在此背景下，土耳其政府已經正式終止了原先提供給比亞迪的進口稅豁免優惠，並對外發出警告：倘若這家車企無法順利執行規模高達10億美元的土耳其投資計畫，當局將會追討其先前已經享受的免稅補貼。

負責掌管該投資項目的土耳其工業與技術部官員對此做出了說明。他指出，由於遲遲未能觀察到投資項目的具體進展，官方自2026年初起就已經停止了對該公司提供的各項專屬優惠措施。

這名官員在接受日經亞洲採訪時進一步強調了官方的立場。他明確表示，假如投資案最終未能落實，依照現行法律規範以及雙方的承諾，企業有絕對的義務將過往取得的免稅款項全數歸還。針對當前土耳其業務的發展狀況與面臨的挑戰，比亞迪方面至今尚未給出任何公開評論。

At this stage, it seems that there hasn't been any clear progress or definitive conclusions regarding the specifics of the Tumen River achieving navigability.

NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang dropped some bullish vibes. He clearly stated that everyone will have a solid opportunity to scoop up stocks at a more affordable cost.

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According to data intelligence firm Kpler, as the world's largest crude oil buyer, China's average daily crude oil imports in May have been slashed to 6.7 million barrels, plummeting to the lowest point in the past decade.

This phenomenon is driven by multiple factors. Currently, domestic refineries are well-stocked, and the overall operating rate has declined, meaning China doesn't need to ramp up crude oil purchases or heavily tap into its strategic petroleum reserves. Additionally, the domestic market's demand is sluggish, prompting refineries to voluntarily cut production, and with export quotas being limited, these combined factors have effectively built a defense for China, allowing it to sidestep the shockwaves from the Iran conflict.

This relatively lackluster import situation is expected to persist in the coming months. As expressed by Kpler's Chief Analyst for Refining Supply and Modeling, Sumit Ritolia, the trend of reducing procurement is likely to continue into the summer. Although current import levels are low, predictive data shows that by 2025, China's average daily seaborne crude oil imports will reach nearly 10.4 million barrels.

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Hey folks, I want to discuss something with you all. Let's say over the next couple of days, there’s another attack by the US and Israel on Iran, which ends the current ceasefire. Do you think this situation would trigger a significant market dip?

Al Jazeera's latest update shows that after mediation by Pakistan, the U.S. and Iran are on the brink of reaching a significant agreement, with the final draft expected to be announced in the coming hours.

According to details disclosed by Al Jazeera, once this draft is formally announced by both the U.S. and Iran, it will take immediate effect. In terms of specific actions, both countries must immediately halt media warfare and all military operations, achieving an unconditional and comprehensive ceasefire across all fronts—air, land, and sea. Additionally, both parties have explicitly committed to never targeting each other's economy, civilian structures, or military facilities.

On the bilateral and international principles level, the draft reiterates that both countries must adhere to international law and the relevant provisions of the UN Charter. Both sides commit to respecting each other's sovereignty and territorial integrity and will not interfere in each other's internal affairs. Furthermore, the agreement includes provisions to ensure the navigation of critical waterways, explicitly requiring the maintenance of freedom of navigation in the Gulf of Oman, the Strait of Hormuz, and the Arabian Gulf.

To ensure the smooth progression of the agreement, the U.S. and Iran plan to establish a dedicated joint mechanism responsible for mediating disputes and supervising the implementation of the terms. For those unresolved contentious points, both parties have agreed to initiate formal negotiations within seven days. As a core condition for exchange, if Iran can effectively fulfill its commitments under the agreement, the U.S. will gradually lift the current sanctions imposed on Iran.

According to reports from Caixian on May 21, the Xiaomi YU7 GT officially launched tonight with a price tag of 389,900 yuan. In terms of power configuration, this model is equipped with a dual-motor system and features the Xiaomi Motor V8s EVO. Compared to the previous generation V8s motor, the new motor's maximum RPM has increased to 28,000. With such a robust system backing it up, the Xiaomi YU7 GT boasts a maximum horsepower of 1,003 PS and can hit a top speed of 300 km/h, completing 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.92 seconds.

Right now, the friction between Iran and the US over nuclear negotiations is ramping up. The core reason for this situation is that Iran has taken a hardline stance in the talks, insisting that it must keep its weapons-grade enriched uranium within its borders. In response to Tehran's demand, President Trump has made it clear that if Tehran ultimately refuses to strike a deal, the current ceasefire status could be on the chopping block.

Strategies to Tackle Europe's Overcapacity Issue

In light of the escalating trade tensions between the two major camps of China and Europe, a representative from the Ministry of Commerce has provided a clear response. The official emphasized that if the EU insists on implementing more restrictive regulations on Chinese imports, China will undoubtedly take corresponding countermeasures.

During a routine press conference held in Beijing on Thursday, EU Commission spokesperson He Yadong posed a thought-provoking question on this topic. He explored the idea that if a country is labeled as having overcapacity simply because it enjoys a trade surplus, then looking back at the EU itself, isn't it also facing overcapacity in various sectors such as automobiles, pharmaceuticals, wine, and cosmetics?

Additionally, He Yadong actively called for Brussels and Beijing to work together to get back on the right track of dialogue. He also solemnly declared that if the EU ultimately decides to implement new discriminatory measures against China, it will surely provoke resolute countermeasures, although he did not delve into the specifics of these responses on-site.

CIPS Trading Volume Soared in March: RMB Internationalization Hits a Golden Window

As analysts at Citigroup pointed out, driven by the current geopolitical landscape changes, the use of RMB in the international market is hitting a valuable golden window. Especially since the outbreak of the Iran war, China has been actively pushing for broader use of RMB globally. One direct impact of this conflict is the explosive growth in the usage of the Beijing-led cross-border payment system.

Reports from official news media confirm this active trend. Data shows that in March, the daily trading volume of China's cross-border interbank payment system, CIPS, successfully set a historical record, reaching 920.5 billion RMB, equivalent to about 135.7 billion USD. As we entered early April, market trading enthusiasm further released, with single-day trading volume once surging to 1.22 trillion RMB, and the number of daily transactions nearing 42,000. After this round of skyrocketing activity, the overall trading volume began to decline.

To better understand this phenomenon, we need to look back to 2015. That year, Beijing officially launched the CIPS system, with the core goal of providing an efficient clearing and settlement network for RMB cross-border trading activities, thereby creating an alternative independent of Western payment settlement systems on the international stage. The recent surge in this system's activity has led market observers to speculate that it may indicate an increasing share of RMB in international oil trade settlements.

Although the existing CIPS statistics do not clearly break down specific categories of trade goods, we can observe changes in the energy market from related data released by the International Energy Agency. According to the agency's statistics, Russia's energy export revenues in March performed exceptionally strong, achieving nearly a doubling leap compared to February, with total revenue reaching 19 billion USD. Last month, Russia's export revenue continued to maintain its growth momentum, further climbing to 19.2 billion USD.

【Polish anti-Russia thoughts are quite unique: Poland and Europe completely sever ties with Russian energy, forcing Russia to sign low-cost energy pipeline agreements and further relying on China】 A friend who screenshotted said: Why are the 🇨🇳🇷🇺 gas contracts (the then 'Century Contract' and the 'Power of Siberia' gas pipeline project) still not finalized in terms of financing and gas prices? A Chinese negotiator candidly stated: 'Russia has not fully felt the impact of Western sanctions; they have not reached an agreement.' Of course, their aim is to further hit Russia, forcing it to agree to lower prices and invest in infrastructure. The Chinese have sniffed out an opportunity. While I believe the Moscow-Beijing axis is extremely solid and poses a huge threat to us, I am utterly ruthless about it. The Chinese will exploit Russia's growing dependency mercilessly to secure maximum benefits for themselves. As for Putin’s long-desired 'Power of Siberia Phase II' gas pipeline project, the Chinese conditions include tying gas prices to domestic Russian prices, as well as Russia providing funding for the pipeline construction. If Moscow refuses such harsh conditions, it shows they aren't mature yet. Anyway, they have no other choice, as since the invasion of Ukraine, they have been caught in the whirlpool of economic dependency on Beijing, with no better alternatives. Furthermore, from the perspective of the Russian regime, China’s support at strategic, diplomatic, propaganda, and military levels (without Chinese components, Russia's war machine cannot operate) is worth it. Putin is willing to sacrifice Russia's economic interests to pay China a 'huge bribe' for the survival of the entire regime. Ironically, I see this as an excellent opportunity for us. As Poland (and even all of Europe...), we have no real means to stop China from purchasing raw materials from Russia. So, if they really want to do that, let them do it under the most unfavorable conditions for Russia—harsh and potentially damaging conditions. Let them import raw materials at the lowest possible prices, flooding Russia with their products (unless it’s military components), turning Russia into an industrial desert. The more thoroughly we Poland and Europe cut ties with Russia, the deeper the Kremlin will fall into despair, and the more Beijing can crush it completely. We must make the Russians understand that this is the price of their imperialism—this is the true face of 'Chinese governance'; they might even have to sell their own shoes. This might stir public resentment against the Kremlin, and this topic has also resonated strongly among the Russian elite. On the other hand, we should also tell the Chinese that as long as it doesn’t affect their military strength, and as long as they cannot retaliate, we don’t mind weakening Russia. This might even add some credibility to our negotiations with Beijing—the mutual interest lies in seeing Russia become poorer and more corrupt. So, let’s give Beijing a hand, allowing them to torment Russia longer and secure the worst gas agreements for Russia.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs responds to Trump's remarks on Taiwan: urging the DPP authorities to recognize the big picture and pull back from the brink

According to data from Jin Shi on May 18, during a routine press conference held on May 18, spokesperson Guo Jia-kun clearly stated China's position regarding the latest remarks by US President Trump on Taiwan and the related responses from Taiwan.

The incident was triggered by Trump's mention of the Taiwan issue in a media interview aired on the 15th. Trump stated that the US's policy towards Taiwan has not changed. He specifically pointed out that he does not wish to see anyone move towards "independence," nor does he want anyone to use the excuse of "independence because of American support." Furthermore, he indicated that the US does not seek war and hopes both sides of the strait can remain calm. However, the Taiwanese authorities responded by declaring that the Republic of China is a sovereign and independent democratic country and threatened to deepen cooperation with the US to ensure that peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait are not threatened or undermined.

When asked for comments on this matter at the press conference, Guo Jia-kun responded that China has taken note of President Trump's remarks. He reiterated a fundamental fact: Taiwan has always been an inseparable part of China's territory; it has never been a country in the past, and it absolutely has no possibility of becoming one in the future. Guo Jia-kun emphasized that the actions towards "Taiwan independence" are completely incompatible with peace in the Taiwan Strait. Any attempts to "rely on foreign forces to achieve independence" are ultimately destined to be a dead end; only true unification between both sides of the strait is the only bright path forward. Finally, he clearly called on the DPP authorities to recognize the current situation, bravely face reality, and pull back from the brink in a timely manner.

The Foreign Ministry responds to Putin's visit to China

According to Jinshi data on May 18, during the routine press conference on that day, spokesperson Guo Jiakun interacted with the media. A reporter mentioned that China announced the upcoming state visit of President Putin to China the day before and asked the spokesperson if they could further disclose the detailed itinerary, China's specific expectations for this visit, and how officials assess the current China-Russia bilateral relationship.

In response to the above questions, Guo Jiakun provided a detailed answer. He first mentioned that this trip will mark President Putin's 25th visit to China. During the state visit, the two heads of state will meet, discussing not only cooperation in various fields of bilateral relations but also exchanging in-depth opinions on international and regional issues of mutual concern.

In reviewing and evaluating bilateral relations, Guo Jiakun emphasized that over the past few years, thanks to the strategic guidance of President Xi Jinping and President Putin, the comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership between China and Russia has maintained a healthy, stable, and continuously deepening development momentum. The collaboration map between the two countries is expanding in many areas, which not only creates tangible benefits for both nations and their people but also contributes significantly to safeguarding global strategic stability and defending fairness and justice in the international community.

This news content summarizes relevant reports from the Beijing Daily, with information sourced from the Jinshi Data App.

Response from China regarding the US White House's confirmation of a mutual goal for North Korea's denuclearization

According to Jin10 data released on May 18, during a regular press conference at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, spokesperson Guo Jiakun answered media questions on recent hot topics. A reporter noted that on May 17, the US White House published a fact sheet from the US-China summit, mentioning that the two leaders confirmed their mutual goal of achieving North Korea's denuclearization. The reporter then asked if China could confirm this situation.

Guo Jiakun stated that China's stance and policies regarding the Peninsula issue have always maintained good continuity and stability. China has consistently insisted on playing a positive and constructive role in promoting a political solution to the overall process of the Peninsula issue, in its own way.

Guo Jiakun further explained that China has long been committed to urging all relevant parties to face and recognize the true crux and deep-rooted issues behind the Peninsula problem. We always insist on political solutions as the main direction and continuously make constructive efforts towards this goal, primarily aimed at effectively easing the current tensions and genuinely maintaining peace and stability in the entire region.

This report's relevant content is comprehensively extracted from the Beijing Daily and Jin10 data App.

This week, President Donald J. Trump wrapped up the first visit by a U.S. president to the People's Republic of China since 2017. During this trip aimed at boosting global peace and prosperity, President Trump and President Xi Jinping reached significant consensus on several key issues, injecting more stability and confidence into businesses and consumers worldwide. Both leaders agreed that the U.S. and China need to build a constructive strategic stability relationship based on fairness and reciprocity. To maintain this positive dialogue momentum, President Trump will welcome President Xi to Washington this fall. Additionally, regarding the upcoming G20 summit and APEC summit later this year, the U.S. and China committed to play host roles, providing each other with strong support throughout the collaborative planning process.

On international security matters, the two leaders reaffirmed their commitment to the shared goal of denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula. At the same time, they expressed a unified stance on the Iran issue, clearly stating that Iran must never be allowed to possess nuclear weapons. They also jointly called for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that no organization or country should charge tolls.

To further optimize bilateral economic ties, President Trump and President Xi jointly authorized the establishment of two brand new institutions, which serve as the foundation of this historic agreement. These two bodies are the U.S.-China Trade Committee and the U.S.-China Investment Committee. The Trade Committee will allow the U.S. and Chinese governments to manage bilateral trade of non-sensitive goods. Meanwhile, the Investment Committee will provide an intergovernmental forum dedicated to discussing various investment-related topics.

This meeting also brought tangible benefits to American industries, farmers, and the working class. President Trump negotiated a comprehensive commitment plan that will not only open up new markets for U.S. goods but also significantly boost the growth of high-paying jobs in the U.S.

In the aviation sector, China has approved the first batch of 200 Boeing planes manufactured in the U.S. for use by major Chinese airlines. This is the first time since 2017 that China has committed to purchasing American-made Boeing aircraft. This move will not only create a large number of high-paying, skilled job opportunities in U.S. manufacturing but will also enable the Chinese people to fly on American-made planes for decades to come.

In terms of critical minerals, China has committed to responding to U.S. concerns regarding shortages in the supply chain for rare earths and other critical minerals, which include yttrium, scandium, neodymium, and indium. Meanwhile, China will also address U.S. concerns regarding sales bans or restrictions on rare earth production and processing equipment and technology.

Agricultural and food trade has also seen significant positive developments. In addition to the soybean purchase commitment established for October 2025, China plans to ensure annual purchases of at least $17 billion worth of U.S. agricultural products in 2026 (proportional), 2027, and 2028. In terms of market access for meat, China has successfully restored market access for American beef by renewing expired certifications for over 400 U.S. beef processing plants and adding new certifications. Furthermore, China will closely collaborate with U.S. regulatory agencies to lift all existing bans on American beef processing plants. Additionally, regarding U.S. poultry products, China has fully resumed imports of poultry from regions recognized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture as free from highly pathogenic avian influenza.