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🔺"The trade war has no real winners." Yan Xing explains that despite tensions, US-China agricultural ties remain vital, benefiting both economies. Watch in full #Economic Divide @PresstvPrograms

#Economic 贸易战第一战场沃尔玛的启示：四年前第一次贸易战，沃尔玛把所有增加关税成本全部转移给中国，中国通过货币贬值和供应商降价对冲掉了，现在沃尔玛再次要供应商降价，却遭到了中国商务部的约谈。一方面中国供应商确实无法再降价，有些行业降价空间小于4%，距离20%新增关税差距太大。另一方面，中美都不希望人民币再大幅贬值。商务部对沃尔玛的警告可以总结两点，一是中国供应商这次不埋单，二是如果你一意孤行，那我会弄你在中国的投资（虽然沃尔玛在中国普通门店数下降，但精品会员店却高歌猛进，这是一笔重要资产）。那么相信沃尔玛这次会把球再踢回美国商务部，所以最终的对决还是国家层面的。另外：沃尔玛是全球采购，有一部分商品能从别国找到替代，这一次会把这个可能性用尽，能替代的尽量替代，那怕质量更次价格更低，比如孟加拉国的服装。其实从上次喊脱钩开始到现在，沃尔玛的中国含量并没有想象中的大量下降，供应链的转移比想象中的要困难很多很多。但可以肯定的是，美国消费者在这场战争中一定会面对价格上涨或者缺货，就像COVID时期一样。更可悲的是，沃尔玛只是开始，类似的情况还会有很多。直接或间接的影响会很大。

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🏭The first nuclear power plant in Indonesia is planned to be launched by 2036 📰 The Indonesian government is in talks with Russia and the United States to build nuclear power plants (NPPs), Reutersreports citing Deputy Minister of National Development Vivi Yulaswati. 📆 The countries are looking at both small modular reactors and conventional nuclear power plants in the long term. The new nuclear capacity is scheduled to be operational in 2036. ♻️ According to Vivi Yulaswati, Indonesia aims to reduce its dependence on fossil fuels. The realization of such a project will ensure the country's energy security and accelerate the transition to an environmentally sustainable development model. 🪨 Earlier last week, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto said that within 15 years the country will abandon coal-fired power plants. The Cabinet of Ministers was quick to look for alternatives. @BaliNews #politics#economic#projects

📰Bloomberg's article in anticipation of new President Prabowo Subianto taking office 📜 Napoleon Bonaparte was known for choosing not the best generals, but the luckiest. So the author draws an analogy with Indonesia, whose economic situation has improved significantly due to the situation in the world economy and geopolitics. 💰 Now Indonesia is already being talked about as a rising star and put on a par with China and India. But as with all emerging economies, everything depends not only on the situation inside the country, but also on global capital movements. The policy of neutrality, together with careful maneuvering between Chinese and US influence, gives local companies the opportunity to do business with countries from different political blocs. 💼 This also attracts foreign investors looking for jurisdictions safe from geopolitical risks. For example, last quarter alone, government bonds were sold for a 5-year record $4.1 billion. 👍 The new president's plans to keep most of Jokowi's ministers were also greeted with particular enthusiasm by the market. There are some truly golden personnel. One finance minister, Mrs. Sri Mulyani, former head of the World Bank, is worth a lot. 🔜 The new President Prabowo Subianto takes office on October 20. @BaliNews #economic#politics#business

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🔤🔤🔤🔤2️⃣ Last month, a group of economists gathered at the Brookings Institution in Washington to explore how tougher and more dynamic sanctions could further damage Russia’s war effort. Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, Moscow has bought a huge secondhand fleet of more than 400 vessels to ship oil to Turkey, India and a host of other countries. That “shadow fleet” has shrunk since 2024 to about half its former capacity, forcing Russia to rely on European-insured vessels to ship its oil. Yet this analysis ignores the successful rewiring of the economy by Putin’s administration, which has proved more adept in its handling of domestic politics and the government’s finances than it did the military in the first three years of the war. Russia can, and should, be hurt financially by further sanctions. But European leaders and Ukraine’s valuable allies in the US Congress, who have done so much to prevent Trump from siding wholeheartedly with his kindred spirit Putin, should not delude themselves into thinking that the Russian economy is on the brink of collapse. While economic growth has slowed to a near standstill, the broader strategy resembles a medically induced coma – designed to insulate the patient from unwanted outside interference. As optimists note, much of the government’s reserves are spent and oil revenues have fallen from 50% of state income to 25%. Yet Putin has found internal resources to fill the void, chiefly through higher taxes on households and businesses. Richard Connolly, at the Royal United Services Institute thinktank, says: “The Kremlin has succeeded in selling the war, not as a battle with its near neighbour – its brothers and sisters in Ukraine – but as a war with the west.” On the impact of sanctions so far, he adds: “We are not near the economy being a decisive factor in the Kremlin’s thinking about how to pursue the war.” Russia’s debt-to-GDP ratio is just below 20%, while the annual spending deficit is about to hit 3.5% – modest by international standards, particularly when compared with the UK’s 11% deficit in the year Covid hit and a debt-to-GDP ratio of about 95%. Inflation soared after the invasion but has since been tamed, falling towards 6%, only modestly higher than the central bank target of 4%. China remains a friend and buyer of oil, while North Korea supplies people and kit, even if India and other beneficiaries of trade with Russia turn away under a tougher sanctions regime. Ukraine, meanwhile, has the money to continue for between 18 months and two years after the promise of €90bn from the EU. Putin, for his part, has the reserves to keep paying young men and their families to fight on. On Friday, Russia launched hypersonic Oreshnik missiles at western Ukraine in a stark escalation of the conflict. The message for Europe is clear: it must help Ukraine push back harder militarily, ignoring Putin’s empty nuclear threats, while tightening the tourniquet on Russian trade. #russia#economic#putin#oil#trump#china 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

Don't Wait Up For Russia’s Economic Collapse 🔤🔤🔤🔤1️⃣ Pacing inside the Kremlin last weekend, as news feeds churned out minute-by-minute reports of Trump’s Venezuelan coup, Putin may have been wondering what it would mean for the price of oil. Crude oil has lubricated the Russian economy for decades – far more than gas exports to Europe – and so the threat of falling oil prices, prompted by US plans for control of Venezuela’s rigs, will have been a source of concern. Opinion is divided on how quickly the South American country’s creaking oil industry can be revived. But some analysts believe that Venezuela, home to the world’s largest proven reserves, could be pumping millions of additional barrels as early as this year, hitting the global price and squeezing Russia’s income. US sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil last year and a rise in the rouble, depressing income from oil sales in dollars, have already reduced receipts for Moscow. Optimists argue that after four years of war in Ukraine, Putin is increasingly vulnerable because Russia’s financial position is precarious. A fall in oil prices, they say, would have a catastrophic effect on his ability to fund the war and continue grinding down Ukrainian resistance. They portray the Russian economy as a house of cards, ready to collapse if only the right gust of economic pressure could be directed at Moscow. Economic growth, spurred by government military spending, has slowed to almost zero after the Kremlin sought to calm the inflation caused by that same economic expansion. The International Monetary Fund predicted growth of 0.6% in 2025 and 1% in 2026. Interest rates are high at almost 20% and taxes are due to rise again this year. Unemployment has fallen to almost 2%, reflecting a severe labour shortage as young men are drafted into the army amid falling birthrates and an exodus of middle-income families to the west. Household incomes, which have grown in response to higher welfare spending, are now expected to stagnate. A paper by Marek Dabrowski, an analyst at the Brussels-based thinktank Bruegel, says the latest budget cuts have transferred from Moscow to the regions and reduced pension spending, with education also facing cuts. Business leaders complain there is little incentive to invest in such an environment. Some point to Iran, where a combination of sanctions and targeted military strikes has brought the economy to its knees, leading to food shortages and riots that threaten to topple the authoritarian regime. Could the same fate await Russia if sanctions are tightened and oil prices fall, forcing Putin to retreat behind the old borders while he attempts to quell internal strife? #russia#economic#putin#oil#trump#china 📱American Оbserver - Stay up to date on all important events 🇺🇸

🇮🇩 Indonesia has banned the sale of the iPhone 16 📰 Indonesia's Minister of Industry announced today that any iPhone 16 operating in Indonesia is illegal, sales of the device are banned, IMEI certificates for the devices are now not issued to local cellular carriers. Apple has also had its internal TKDN certificate revoked, which allows it to sell the devices. Sales of the devices at local retailers' stores have been halted, Apple's website in Indonesia now has no information on where to buy the iPhone 16. 🏭 The certificate and ban are based on a fresh Indonesian law that requires foreign tech and electronics manufacturers to have: ・at least $110 million investment in the local electronics manufacturing system, including their own factories and production facilities (Apple has ~$15 million in debt and no manufacturing facilities); ・ Establishment of research and engineering academies and centers in the country (Apple has an Apple Academies center in Jakarta); ・ 40% share of local content for digital marketplaces (Apple has only ~20%). 📱 The ban only affects the iPhone 16/16 Pro for now. Sales of other iPhone models (including the 15 series) are not affected, as these requirements were more lenient last year. It is noteworthy that in the spring Tim Cook even held talks with local government officials that the company wanted to launch its own production facilities in the country and invest in the market. But later, the Indonesian government tightened the rules, due to which it led to shortages of many electronics products and even cars in the domestic market. @BaliNews #laws#technologies#economic#brands

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