kong is hypocritical compared to the actions that they are taking and the united states and the global times editorial also make made a point of saying hong kong had nearly one year of protests and there was no talk of sending the army and meanwhile the u.s. within days of protests had talked about sending the national guard and army in there and they're also asking the u.s. whether the u.s. politicians and the u.s. president stand with the violent protesters in minneapolis like they would stand with the protesters of hong kong that was one of the main slogans string the hong kong protests. ok let's take you live to new york where the mayor of the city bill de blasio is speaking about the presence of events from both of them are corporation counsel jim johnson and our department of investigation commissioner margaret garner. finally we need to make big changes. i'm not going to list all the things that have changed in the city over these last years beginning with the end of the broken policy of stop and frisk beginning with the actions to fundamentally change policing including the neighborh

that is according to the global times.part of the sparring between beijing and washington. it is worth putting out there was a phone call between the two sides, the trade teams last week. you have a positive communique saying both sides were committed to implement in the commitments around the phase one deal. but it seems there is no uncertainty on the prospects, considering president trump has hinted he could use walking away from phase one is a form of retaliation as well. haslinda: just this morning we had cpi, ppi out of china, both falling short of expectations. how challenging is a deflation story in china? tom: it is certainly not good news. producer prices falling more than expected, they contracted 3.1% compared to a drop of 1.5% in march. there were weaker commodity prices feeding that. this is a demand story, and it calls into question the profitability of some corporate and it will weigh on them. looking ahead, bloomberg intelligence expects the inflation will continue because the economy is so weak at the mome

maria: you're right, the global times -- the global times is an arm of the chinese communist government and the times article claims that senators josh holly, senators tom cotton along with other republican members of congress, you know them, you're friends, they will be added to china's sanctions list for their hard line political starcheses. that's exactly -- stances. that's exactly what china is doing. they're threatening our lawmakers. if it's not them, it could be you. >> it's unacceptable. so i'm just going to say that right now. that's not how you conduct diplomateic relations between countries. you don't threaten sitting senators. [ laughter ] maria: diplomatic relations. you also don't by accident release a virus that kills hundreds of thousands of people and then you downplay it and then you corner the market for ppe. jon hilsenrath, jump in here. jon: i want to ask the congresswoman about the state and local government situation. that's a big part of this debate. set the groundwork for us about what's happening in michigan right now. what's at stake in your home state in term

unfolding in the united states telling its viewers that this is what democracy looks like the global times seen as a mouthpiece for the communist government it prints in both english and in chinese and is a major source of news within the country and outside the country has been publishing some very pointed at a tory also attacking the politicians which had supported the hong kong protests now a lot of articles have also been drawing parallels between what's happening in the united states and the hong kong pro-democracy protests which unfolded last year where there were many scenes of violent confrontations between the police and protesters and the editorials are asking the u.s. politicians like microamp a nancy pelosi and even donald trump whether they stand with the violent protesters and writers of minneapolis as they stood with the protesters of hong kong using a very popular chant during the hong kong protest now they're also asking whether you know pointing out that china did not send in any army or any threat of the army coming its own kong while there were almost daily protests but

then we get this tweet, this retaliatory tweet from the global times, and the markets are on edge, butow bad can it get? >> well, the global times is a well known nationalistic government controlled newspaper often used for sending threatening messages. this is a message to president trump. i think the past week we've seen a number of messages going back and forth on both sides. president trump saying he doesn't want to talk xi jinping right now. the chinese have had a number of threats. i don't want to scare you too much charles by going through all of them. but they've been there. charles: wait a second, michael. let's do this for one second because my friend, two days ago, the u.s. congress was threatened the state of missouri and all individuals, entities associated with any kind of litigation over covid-19. then yesterday the idea was brought up of a war, of a rising conflict of military class between both nations. i mean, so they are sabre rattling for someone, if it is the hardliners in the government, how much pressure does this put on xi to take action? >> that's the topic of

this from the global times, what are they reporting? [no audio] >> we do have inflation data. tom mackenzie in beijing, let's see if we can get you connected. we were asking about where the report is coming from and what it is thing about that phase one trade deal? we will try to reestablish that connection with tom mackenzie in beijing. it has been about that china-u.s. trade tensions. haidi: yes, that's right. else thats something perhaps emerging markets does not need now, is this revival of the trade war between the u.s. and china. coming up, still ahead, s&p 500 dividends may fall short of last year and take until 2027 at best. we discussed the payout pessimism next. tesla is saying it is re-charting -- restarting production in fremont, defined county rules. we look at elon musk and his standoff of california officials. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's get back to china-u.s. trade tensions as we hear from state media in beijing that china may be weighing potentially avoiding the phase one trade dell. let's get to bloomberg markets coanchor tom mackenzie in beijing. what is t

that this is what democracy looks like now you mention that comment that the that came from the global times which describes himself as a tabloid under communist auspices which basically is a mouthpiece for the government and in the editorials is thrown back phrases like a beautiful site something that nancy pelosi the u.s. house speaker had used to describe the pro-democracy movement in hong kong and the protests in hong kong so they're definitely taking every opportunity they can to show the u.s. that their support for their saying the support of hong kong protests in the movement here in hong kong is hypocritical compared to the actions that they are taking and the united states and the global times editorial also make made a point of saying hong kong had nearly one year of protests and that was no talk of sending the army and meanwhile the u.s. within days of protests had talked about sending the national guard and army in there and they're also 1 asking the u.s. whether the u.s. politicians and the u.s. president stand with the violent protesters in minneapolis like they would stand wit

the editor of "the global times," seen as something of a mouthpiece for the chinese communist party, tweeted today that they may make it harder for cisco and qualcomm to do business, and may also cancel orders for boeing airplanes. this may have a cascading effect on american companies, so at this point we are all waiting to see which way this goes. obviously, the president's actions to keep chips from huawei are a real problem for that many factor, so the chinese could have motivation. the question is, where does it stop if we go from here? vonnie: obviously it has a huge impact on companies supplying those chips as well. we are off of our lows, but we are to fully going to see those companies take a hit today. when do we start seeing d into marketse and the economic data? michael: probably you will have to wait until you get data in june. the fed has a weekly indicator that puts together high-frequency data and stuff we get weekly. that may show some improvements, some bottoming out in net improvements, but it is not going to be really fast. the markets have been the equity markets

i mean global times. newspaper here in beijing said that it could be. ok to have encroachments in beijing thank you for that. muslims around the world have begun celebrating a somber eades the annual festival that marks the end of ramadan. because grand mosque would ordinarily packed with worshippers but this year it was almost empty in indonesia the world's largest muslim majority nation people prayed in the open air many of them praying in the streets on the outskirts of the capital jakarta. from estimated 1900000000 muslims worldwide the coronavirus pandemic means no possibility of praying at the mosque no family reunions and no meal together to celebrate the end of fasting. filmed at this time last year this is what dhaka in bangladesh normally looks like in preparation for 8. now measures introduced to curb the coronavirus have left it on recognizable from the normally we see many customers coming in ahead of aid but this year there are far fewer we've opened our shop for the last 4 days and sold nothing. more than 400 reported deaths and 30000 and

the global times editor-in-chief posted on social media saying chai e that could expand its stockpilech would include the latest intercontinental missile capable of striking the united states. somebody's getting all excited about a missile gap in beijing. well, joining us tonight, general jack keane, former vice chief of staff for the u.s. army, retired four-star general, fox business strategic senior analyst. great to have you with us. apparently, bioweapons aren't adequate for some people who are interested in building up the chinese military, general. what do you make of this call for greater nuclear warheads? >> well, it doesn't surprise me because china is the fastest growing military in the world, and they have been for a number of years now. they have built up their conventional forces rather dramatic chi. they have a much larger -- dramatically. they have a much larger combat navy than the united states navy which has supremacy in that area, and their offensive missiles that they have developed and they have along their coastline to take down, their anti-ship missiles take dow

unfolding in the united states telling its viewers that this is what democracy looks like the global times seen as a mouthpiece for the communist government it prints in both english and in chinese and is a major source of news within the country and outside the country has been publishing some very pointed at a tory also attacking the politicians which had supported the hong kong protests now a lot of articles have also been drawing parallels between what's happening in the united states and the hong kong pro-democracy protests which unfolded last year where there were many scenes of violent confrontations between the police and protesters and the editorials are asking the u.s. politicians like microamp a nancy pelosi and even donald trump whether they stand with the violent protesters and writers of minneapolis as they stood with the protesters of hong kong using a very popular chant during the hong kong protest now they're also asking whether you know pointing out that china did not send in any army or any threat of the army coming into hong kong while there were almost daily protests b

a coronavirus vaccine in record time that's the aim as a global leader is pledged billions to urgent research. hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up coronavirus restrictions begin to be eased initially but there is concern about a 2nd wave of infections prescriptions are also relaxed in thailand but without tourism many still need food handouts and that's nigeria eases its lockdown in 3 states fears of a new outbreak emerging in the country's northeast. hello thank you for joining us at the global hunt for a krone virus vaccine and treatment took took a leap forward on monday with world leaders pledging billions of dollars to the fight the european commission hosted a virtual fundraising conference and nations promised to contribute more than $8000000000.00 towards research a turning point according to the commission's president 3 and a half 1000000 people have now been infected by the virus worldwide about a 3rd of those have recovered but about 250000 people have died gradually country by country in some instances even city by city lockd

kong is hypocritical compared to the actions that they are taking in the united states and that global times editorial also make made a point of saying hong kong had nearly one year of protests and there was no talk of sending the army and meanwhile the u.s. within days of protests had talked about sending the national guard an army in there and they're also 1 asking the u.s. whether the u.s. politicians and the u.s. president stand with the violent protesters in minneapolis like they would stand with the protesters of hong kong that was one of the main slogans during the hong kong protests now to give this some context peter in the past week the chinese apparatus in the chinese central government had announced that they were going to impose the national security law on hong kong which the u.s. sees as too oppressive they said that it would take away a lot of hong kong's for. dems and rights the us had it drove the us president trump to call hong kong no longer autonomy us once that law comes into place and a us president trump also had the announce on friday it would take away hong kong spe

corona virus not seen in record time that's the aim of global leaders pledged billions to speed up research. columcille raman you're watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha also coming up families are reunited and millions returned to work as italy eases a 2 month lockdown. chinese state media slams a u.s. claims that the virus originated in a lab in woodland calling on washington to provide evidence. also israel's political future in the balance the top court hears the final arguments to a new power sharing deal. welcome to the program the search for a coronavirus vaccine has been given a massive boost leaders from the e.u. and other nations have pledged billions of dollars for research a video conferencing including presidents prime ministers health officials and donors is aiming to raise $8500000000.00 to speed up the process the united states where nearly $70000.00 people have died didn't participate the world health organizations director general says just developing a vaccine is not enough general help has more from oxford. scientists here at oxford university are at the

here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes the race to find a corona virus vaccine in record time global leaders pledged $8000000000.00 to speed up research also chinese state media slamming u.s. claims that the virus originated in the lab in hand calling on washington to provide evidence and masks by the 1000000 the challenge facing a factory in afghanistan as it works to provide much needed protective equipment. welcome to the program world leaders organizations and banks have come together to pledge $8000000000.00 for research into coronavirus vaccine now this comes as europe's worst affected country italy has begun loosening tough social restrictions and that means people can now go back to work visit family and some businesses are reopening after 8 weeks in lockdown alexia brian begins our coverage. for how good they've been waiting for for 2 months. old grandfather and granddaughter. re united. during the korean teen we were desperate because now i call you can speak for how excited i am too excited we have only seen her with video calls for 2 months but it was not the same it coul

unfolding in the united states telling its viewers that this is what democracy looks like the global times seen as a mouthpiece for the communist government it prints in both english and in chinese and is a major source of news within the country and outside the country has been publishing some very pointed at a tory also attacking the politicians which had supported the hong kong protests now a lot of the articles have also been drawing parallels between what's happening in the united states and the hong kong pro-democracy protests which unfolded last year where there were many scenes of violent confrontations between the police and protesters and the editorials are asking the u.s. politicians like my from nancy pelosi and even donald trump whether they stand with the violent protesters and rioters of minneapolis as they stood with the protesters of hong kong using a very popular chant during the hong kong protests now they're also asking whether you know pointing out that china did not send in any army or any threat of the army coming in so on kong while there were almost daily protests

i have been reading what the global times newspaper in china has said, it is run by the communist partyd called this comments, and propagated propaganda warfare. we should look at this in the wider context of us— china relations. that is the bigger picture and of course the past few months, much of the focus was on negotiations between the two nations to get a proper trade deal. a lot of people talking now about attentional retaliation by the united states against china if and when this evidence, if it exists, comes forward to point the finger of blame at that laboratory. some people talking about the potential for economic sanctions against china in the same way as perhaps president trump used sanctions, used tariffs, against china as part of that negotiation to get the deal that he wanted in terms of trade. and while we have got you, let us briefly talk about president trump. he is verging at —— hosting a virtual, reminder there is an election coming up in november. you may guess and this is being hosted by the fox news network. it is live on american tv right now. indeed, the preside

>> well, i know for the record i believe it was in the propaganda rag the global times that china has in a sea of coronavirus for having the temerity to raise the question of their culpability in all this. that's finish. [laughter] i mean, that's, that's pretty harsh words from china. i think, again, what this president, donald j. trump, the greatest president in modern history, he built an economy that was the strongest. he did it in three years. china destroyed that in 60 days. he will rebuild it. but i think we really do have to reevaluate our supply chains and production. and i think, and this is a bigger question, gerry, but i think it's an important one, i think the kind of structural changes that are going to come about because of how this society and culture deals with a pandemic is going to require us to move away from service sector job reliance into making things, manufacturing. move from service to manufacturing. that means locating production here when it's through tax breaks, whether it's through tariffs, whether it's through buy american provisions like we want to do fo

the global times says that is aimed at facilitating trade at what it calls a delicate time.t by 80% tariffs, imports of beef suspended. it is hard to look at the coincidental nature of these trade impasse with the call for the independent inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus. iron ore is the big one. that could hurt china just as much as it did australia. china trying to get 60% of iron ore from australia. iron ore already closing in on $100,000 a ton. brazil has problems of their own managing the outbreak. that would be a significant escalation if we end up going there. shery: not just iron ore, though. that australian coal could be as well. reporter: there have been rumors that could be coming. on wednesday, a publication affiliated with the china coal transport and distribution association started speculating about this as well. chinese power stations are being told not to purchase new cargoes of australian coal. that has been the target of china's interest before. last year, china slowed down imports, coinciding with australia's ban on huawei. there could be a mor

china's global times responding to president trump's announcement this afternoon saying that trump'sminate policy exemptions providing hong kong with special privileges is, quote, a recklessly, arbitrary move and we are all looking very closely for any reaction out of china, and this is perhaps the first that we'll get to the president's announcement this afternoon. >>> coming up next, a marvelous chip trade we are breaking down why the semi surge just paid off for one of our traders. plus, we're taking your tweets and send us your questions and we'll answer some of them on air. we're back after this. >> announcer: "options action" is sponsored by think or swim by td ameritrade. and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. their award-winning content is tailored to fit your investing goals and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now, you're binge learning. for a limited time, get up to $800 when you

but according to the global times newspaper, the mouthpiece of the communist party, they entreated that china would retire using that list in the middle of last year, a paper pointing to his source saying that apple and qualcomm could be targeted. that is kind of where we are. it goes much deeper than this. the administration has been move,ing things over this but they have to balance cash penalties aimed at beijing being limited to doing harm to china itself and certainly not to harm the interests of the united states, and of those in hong kong. washington has to have a narrow approach. other states could also do new their come if you would, -- that requires the secretary of state to certify whether hong kong still continues to warrant special treatment. it is employed, and it says it does not need that she does indeed warrant special render it it could the same as any other chinese territory. the wealthext, globalist management cio. don't miss it. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg surveillance." journey is now is haefele.irly -- mark i was looking at your letter from may,

. >> you mentioned the editor for the global times, he does say based on what i know, if you block further, we can add you to the unreliable list, and he says qualcomm, cisco, apple as well as suspending the purchase of boeing planes. >> this is terrible. the china haters and china lovers should look at our retail sales and say, you know what maybe we have to shut up a little bit here. maybe we're not as strong as we'd like and we should hold out until we're stronger i've been the hardest line on china. everybody knows that i'm harder than peter navarro. but this is not the time to cause some sort of trade war that escalates to the point where we have tariffs like 1930s. are we crazy look, i don't like it. i still say the wuhan virus, whatever this is not the time we're not strong you don't want to replace -- i don't know i'm discouraged. david, i'm discouraged >> i don't blame you i wonder whether, jim, we're going down this road, all you need to do is look at the headlines, look at the rhetoric from many countries including our own that says, hey, corporations, what you make in this coun

recent months and this latest state media editorial is only adding fuel to that fire it was in the global times which is a chinese state media newspaper and it's published in english and then daryn and both versions really had searing words attacking secretary of state mike pompei oh in particular they called him a liar saying that he quote is engaging in filthy behavior to mislead the public and that he has lost his moral compass they've also accused michael pompei of really only being interested in getting donald trump reelected in the next elections in november and in store king and he chinese hatred in order to do this now this is in response to the comments we had earlier of mike pompei are saying that there's significant evidence that corba $1000.00 or originated in a chinese lab in the institute of roller g.e. and aging has flat out denied this it's also denied that it's engaging in any coverup or dissed information campaign and this editorial is really demanding that mike pompei and his colleagues really produce this evidence that they say they say that they have and these just said tha

different reaction to president from suggestion of cutting off relations altogether with china the global times pretty influential newspaper saying that this is marina say something that's not being heard from any u.s. president saying it's hardly surprising from a president who suggested injecting disinfectant into covert 19 patients there's little doubt that this media war will continue will the media come around and change their tune i wouldn't hold my breath after president trump who stunned the world when he announced that he was taking hydroxide couric when and the media went nuts it's been around for 40 years for malaria for a loop is for other things i take it frontline workers take it a lot of doctors think it's has been a lot of doctors take it i take it. so what do you think songs are. well you should be taking it so group good. thinks he knows more than the president's own doctor who prescribed it and did you see fox's neil cavuto reaction if you are in a risky population here and you are taking this as a preventative treatment to ward off the virus or in a worst case scenario you a

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the coronavirus ranks in record time that's the aim as global leaders meet to raise billions for urgent research. a lot more clout this is out there a live from doha also coming up president trump predicts a vaccine within months and he blames the chinese mistake for the pandemic. it's really starts to reopen after nearly $29000.00 coronavirus deaths but also some countries lifting restrictions all too fast. israel's political future in the balance the top court hears a final arguments to a new power sharing deal. so the search for a coronavirus vaccine has been given a massive boost to leaders from the e.u. and other nations have pledged pledged billions of dollars for research france germany and canada are among the nations that made pledges during an online donors summit norway's prime minister says it's regrettable that the u.s. was not taking part world health organizations director general says just developing a vaccine is not enough. because to me it is a measure of success and not be how fast we don't bend or to lose it will be how quickly we can distribute them none of us can a

was already receiving aid from washington and in response to the claims an editorial in china's global times accuse the u.s. having gaging an unprecedented propaganda warfare it argued that since pompei o said his claims are supported by enormous evidence that he should present that evidence to the world and especially to the american public now the comments from the troubled ministration come as the department of homeland security issues the new report in which it claims china is guilty of covering up the danger of the corona virus just as accusing china of downplaying the severity of the virus in early january with the goal 'd of stocking up on medical supplies before the rest of the world knew about the threat the report claims they did this by delaying transport data to cover up the fact that they decreased exports of medical supplies meanwhile the u.s. confirmed it has deployed 4 b. one b. lancer bombers and 200 airmen to guam as part of a new bomber task force while they say the units will be used for strategic deterrence to missions to read. enforce their rules based international ord

news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a coronavirus a vaccine in record time that is global leaders meet to raise billions for urgent research. president trump predicts a vaccine within months as he blames the chinese mistake for the pandemic. really starts to reopen after nearly 29000 coronavirus deaths but are some countries lifting restrictions all too fast busy busy. why this doctor and others in canada are unable to join the fight against coke 90. hummus now have all the sporting. back in. the country. so then the quest to find a coronavirus vaccine and get it out around the world is about to step up a video conference including presidents prime ministers health officials and donors will get underway in just a few minutes aiming to raise 8 and a half $1000000000.00 to speed up research all the while more countries have begun lifting many of the restrictions imposed to curb the pandemic but some are questioning whether it's all too soon italy has recorded nearly 29000 deaths the worst toll in europe but it has begun easing measures across the world there have been more t

the editor of the global times newspaper earlier in the time said china could retaliate to t he huaweiy sanctions. that u.s. companies such as apple and qualcomm could be targeted. let's look at the other angle. australia. how is china now defending that decision recently to place more tariffs on barley? selina: effective may 19, china is putting duties and an anti-subsidy duty. the china industry of commerce saying it is being prudent and restrained, arguing it is based on evidence because australia get subsidizing. andralia has rejected that, thebackdrop ms. iis independent investigation into the origins of the virus and relations with china's ambassador, saying it could even lead to a consumer boycott of australian goods. sorts ofs the restrictions they put out are directly related to a health and safety issue. there has been back and forth but china's foreign ministry is not mentioning any deterioration of bilateral relations and say it is purely based on evidence. they say there are investigations going on. david: i want to talk about the pboc now. there has been discussion and yo

of the new war that it's reached and good state media seems to reflect that and today we had the global time the state media newspaper that says u.s. politicians have been seizing china throat so that's indicative of really where we're at we're at with the relationship there thank you katrina for that katrina you in beijing let's cross over to him call not any green brown is there for us there have been protests in hong kong in the lead up to this vote in beijing on the national security laws how are things likely to play out today. well it's too soon to say i have to say it's a lot quieter in hong kong today than it was on wednesday when we had those skirmishes in the central business district resulted in the police firing pepper pellets and also using tear gas to disperse the crowds more than 360 people were arrested on wednesday some of the people arrested were as young as 14 years old i saw a lot of schoolchildren being taken away by the police after those skirmishes as to what's going to happen later today well we have had a little bit of trouble in hong kong's many parliament ledge whe

also the race to find a coronavirus vaccine in record time global leaders pledged $8000000000.00 to speed up research. and that's as president pushes to open up the economy a leaked document reveals the daily death toll could double by early june. and nigeria is locked down restrictions in some places fears of a new outbreak emerge in the country's north. and coordinated attacks in iraq killed 14 members of the security forces we meet the group that was targeted. welcome to the news our world leaders organizations and banks have pledged $8000000000.00 for research into a coronavirus vaccine and treatments the e.u. which hosted the online fundraiser hopes it will kick start unprecedented global cooperation and this comes as europe's worst affected country italy began listening tough social restrictions that means people can go back to work visit family and some business. a reopening after 8 weeks in lockdown alexia brown begins our coverage. of the how good they've been waiting for for 2 months. old grandfather and granddaughter 3 united. during the korean teen we were desperate because no

in terms of whether china will agree to the investigation, we've heard the state media, "the global times," saying they might, but it would have to be led by the who and have to be "fair and scientific." we expect china to push back pretty hard on the demands from australia, the eu, and the u.s. they certainly have the financial muscle to pressure a large number of attendees today but we will see how much pressure they will come under. nejra: and tom, let's go back to huawei for a second in terms of how consequential it is. we certainly have been talking a lot about the impact on tsmc. is that what we should focus on? tom: it is the whole space. it is the whole chip space we can be looking at in the supply chain, the major manufacturers like taiwan tsmc. rights to focus on that company but it is all about the geopolitics between beijing and washington, as well. there are a number of dynamics at play. us is a major body blow for huawei. we were speaking to a beijing-based group that said huawei could lose 90% of revenues as a result of this because what the commerce department is saying th

i think globally there is a classic example of this. shery: ross du vernet, thank you for your timecio with the latest on australia's property market. more on the outlook for australia's real estate market. high net worth chinese buyers showed no sign of slowing down, on the next hour of "daybreak: asia."breaking news out of south korea. they will submit their third extra budget bill to the parliament, according to the finance minister. we have been expecting an emergency economy meeting that president moon jae-in is expected to chair this afternoon and south korea. the third extra budget would add to the 100 trillion one plus of stimulus package we have already seen in the country to create jobs. . coming up next, the ceo of tesla rival neo says it is bullish on china market growth, despite growing sales. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: china's electric car sales have declined for 10 straight months, and our forecast to drop another 14% this year, according to bloomberg new energy finance, even as the nation's auto market recovers from the pandemic. with our exclusive interview with se

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