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President Xi presided over the country's Politburo this week, with firm messaging of policy support in a dovish stance for China.

They've promised more policy support for the economy, so definitely we can expect pan gongsheng to be a key part of beijing's attempts to steer at the world's second largest economy to a more healthy path. thank you very much. now, the recent wildfires in southern europe have brought climate change to the top of the agenda, and raised questions about how the world is reacting to it. business of course has a role to play — and according to one business leader, consumers are waking up to the power they have. so the thing i've learned in life is to not live life in silos — everything is conne...

Until that opening ceremony of the paris games. let's see how the asian markets are faring today. asian sharesjumped on tuesday as china's pledge to step up policy support for its stuttering economy soothed sentiment and lifted beaten—down hong kong and chinese stocks, while the dollar eased ahead of the federal reserve meeting this week. and this is how wall street closed monday. business activity in the us slowed to a five—month low injuly, dragged down by decelerating service—sector growth, according to a closely watched survey on monday. breakfast next in the uk. stay with us here on...

Always for guiding us through that. china's top leaders have pledged to step up policy support for their economy amid a tortuous post—covid recovery, focusing on boosting domestic demand, signalling more stimulus steps. joao da silva is following the story from our asia business hub in singapore. how are they planning to do that? the fact is, the statement that came out offers very little in terms of specific policies. this was a closely watched meeting, because it was the first meeting by china's top leadership focusing on the economy since we got some very bleak economic data showing that ...

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