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June 23, 2026 — China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) vice chairman Lin Honghong met in Beijing with Hashimoto Gaku, acting president of the Japan International Trade Promotion Association and member of Japan's House of Repre

2026-06-24

June 23, 2026 — China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) vice chairman Lin Honghong met in Beijing with Hashimoto Gaku, acting president of the Japan International Trade Promotion Association and member of Japan's House of Representatives, who was in China to attend the fourth Chain Expo. They discussed deepening institutional cooperation, strengthening bilateral economic ties, promoting industrial-chain and supply-chain collaboration, and expanding cooperation in frontier technologies and the silver economy.

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Reserve Bank of Australia deputy governor hauser said on Wednesday the bank still needs to do more to reduce inflation, which remains too high. He added that a resolution of Middle East tensions and a fall in global oil prices would be supportive for

Reserve Bank of Australia deputy governor hauser said on Wednesday the bank still needs to do more to reduce inflation, which remains too high. He added that a resolution of Middle East tensions and a fall in global oil prices would be supportive for inflation. In a speech on the Phillips curve he said the board began raising rates in February because demand looked to be outstripping supply more than expected, pushing inflation up along the steep part of the curve, so policy tightening was necessary to ensure inflation cools gradually. He also said the steep Phillips curve implies timely policy measures can reduce inflation while imposing a relatively small rise in unemployment.
2026-06-24

Qatari PM arrived in Muscat on Wednesday to begin talks with Oman that will launch negotiations involving Iran, the GCC and Iraq on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and its future operation, a diplomat said. Gulf states are expected to press for fee-fr

Qatari PM arrived in Muscat on Wednesday to begin talks with Oman that will launch negotiations involving Iran, the GCC and Iraq on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and its future operation, a diplomat said. Gulf states are expected to press for fee-free transit; the diplomat said transit fees are not on the table but Iran may propose charges for environmental, navigation and security services. The Iran–GCC–Iraq talks are distinct from US–Iran peace negotiations and demining arrangements and focus solely on future operational governance of the strait. Iran and Gulf states are also preparing separate regional reconciliation talks in Riyadh.
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