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  1. US seeks to expand command scope in the Indo-Pacific while China views Japan as a strategic backstop.
  2. China's dominance in the Indo-Pacific poses risks to critical minerals, while the Quad grouping signals diplomatic engagement.
  3. Beijing increased economic coercion and reviewed bilateral relations, focusing on semiconductors and critical minerals in the Indo-Pacific.
  4. Beijing saw heavy selling pressure in the market due to ongoing semiconductor issues, alongside Xi Jinping urging the pooling of overseas Chinese strength.

Beijing implemented new property sales requirements while Xi Jinping inherited the CCP's high-leverage machine.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 16
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Beijing implemented new property sales requirements while Xi Jinping inherited the CCP's high-leverage machine.

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