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US exports to China increased last year, but the data is ‘misleading’ according to the Peterson Institute of International Economics and the ‘two economies are becoming less directly interdependent’.

Nvidia, Advanced Micro Devices and other US tech firms are scrambling to assess whether they must halt sales to units of China’s Inspur Group after its addition to a US export blacklist.

State Council draft plan emphasises need for technological self-reliance to fend off ‘external containment and suppression’.

Arm is expected to submit paperwork in late April for its IPO, which is expected to be underwritten by Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Barclays and Mizuho Financial.

China’s economic tsar told chip executives that a ‘whole nation’ approach was the best way to grow its semiconductor industry, which is facing intense pressure from US export controls.

Amid mistrust between the neighbours, Beijing and Tokyo discuss supply chains, investment and potential green tech cooperation.

Core technologies are China’s Achilles’ heel, despite having the world’s strongest industrial manufacturing capability, and they are proving easy prey for Washington in its strategy of tech containment.

Without foreign technology, it could take at least 20 years for China to regain lost ground, industry consultant says following Washington’s latest move to restrict access to advanced chip-making equipment.

The furore over the balloon is a diplomatic disaster for China and a boon to US hawks at a time when the world needs the two sides to repair relations. It would be tragic if the incident prevented the start of a better-tempered discussion that hauls China and the US back from unnecessary conflict.

Shenzhen-based Luxshare expects to increase its business in the telecommunications and auto industries amid global supply chain realignments.