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our asia business reporter sura njana tewari has more.es under quite a bit of pressure over this trip to china, given what's going on on the uk markets. but the goal could actually ultimately benefit the uk economy, with her defenders saying the trip is important for uk trade and investment. china is the uk's fifth largest trading partner, with $68 billion worth of trade going from china to the uk last year. now miss reeves will be the most senior british official to visit beijing in seven years. amidst, as you mentioned, a concerted effort by labour to build bridges with china. and ties have been strained in recent years with allegations of chinese hacking and spying and its jailing of pro—democracy figures in hong kong. now, miss reeves is travelling to china with senior financial figures, including the governor of the bank of england and the chair of hsbc. as for what's in it for china, well, one of the main goals is more cooperation on financial services. china is moving up the value chain and the uk could help, given its expertise in

our asia business correspondent, sura njana tewari, is following the story.here are countries around the world that will go to great lengths for a 5% growth figure, but as he laid out this is actually one of the slowest rates of growth in several decades in china. this comes against the backdrop of a very real slow down, a protracted property crisis, hyatt local government debt, weak demand, and therefore, low spending. the last three months of last year saw a pick—up with their last quarter it seeing a growth of 5.4% compared to the previous year. that is largely because china's leaders seemed to realise how serious this is, implementing stimulus measures to try and boost growth. there has been some success, retail sales, a measure of consumption, rose 37% last month, accelerating from the 3% pace in november. even that property sector saw signs of recovery as a new home prices studied in decemberfor the studied in december for the first studied in decemberfor the first time sincejune 2023. i have been speaking to a number of analysts who all said that stimu

let's speak to our asia business reporter sura njana tewari. how have they got around this?ieved.— millions of us users who will be relieved. yes, it has been an eventful— be relieved. yes, it has been an eventful weekend - be relieved. yes, it has been an eventful weekend for- be relieved. yes, it has been l an eventful weekend for tiktok users in the us, 140 million of them. it is owned by a chinese company and has headquarters in singapore. this stems back to a law passed last year in the us with bipartisan support in congress to ban the app unless us operations are sold. the ban was supposed to kick in on sunday which is why tiktok said it had no choice but to go dark on saturday night. by sunday morning, rather, sunday noon, the app was back with a message saying donald trump has reached out and said he would do something to try to restore services in the us for users there. foryears services in the us for users there. for years there have been criticisms of tiktok with accusations saying that they might be giving sensitive information about us users to the chinese gove

suranjana sura njana tewari explaining suranjana tewari explaining the many twists and turns in this. basics. jasmine enberg is principal analyst at emarketer. i asked her if she thinks tiktok is a national security concern. well, lawmakers certainly do think so — that is why we are in the position that we are in today. donald trump, though, with his new suggestion that there is a 50/50 joint venture between the us and china, is giving a proposition that wouldn't solve the national security concerns that the us government has laid forth, because china could still have access to the data and potentially the ability to influence public opinion on the app. and so, as your reporter was mentioning earlier, there are still a lot of unanswered questions. and the solutions that have been set forth really don't solve the problem at hand, which is national security. so even this proposal of a particular firewall to ensure that apps�* data was protected on us soil, that wouldn't work either, in your opinion? well, not necessarily. i mean, there are so many different considerations here, and one

we're nowjoined by our asia business correspondent, sura njana tewari. tell us more.n asia are _ tell us more. yes, shares in asia are u- on tell us more. yes, shares in asia are u- on the tell us more. yes, shares in asia are u- on the buzz tell us more. yes, shares in asia are u- on the buzz around asia are up on the buzz around deepseek after it soared to the top spot on apple's app store. as you mention, it is a chinese company and last week rolled out a free assistant which uses a lower cost chips and less data. that could challenge a widespread bet in financial markets that al widespread bet in financial markets that ai will drive investment and demand along a supply chain from chip makers to data centres. but it also raises a lot of questions about the sky—high valuation of the likes of nvidia. remember shares of the poster child of vi have risen i96% shares of the poster child of vi have risen 196% since the start of 202a. that might be one of the reasons we are seeing the nasdaq futures come down. analysts say that maybe such powerful ai technology is possibl

seeks closer economic links with beijing as part of its quest for growth. 0ur asia business reporter surao china given what is going on in the uk markets, but the goal could ultimately benefit the uk economy, with her defenders saying the trip is important for uk trade & investment. china is a uk's fifth largest trading partner with $68 billion worth of trade going from china to the uk last year. miss reeves will be the most senior british official to visit beijing in seven years and as you mentioned there is a concerted effort by labour to build bridges with china. ties have been strained in recent years with allegations of chinese hacking and spying and its jailing of pro—democracy figures in hong kong. ms reid says travelling to china with senior financial figures including the governor of seniorfinancialfigures including the governor of the bank of england and the chair of hsbc -- bank of england and the chair of hsbc —— miss reeves. as for what is in it for china, one of the main goals is more cooperation in financial services. china is moving up the value chain. the uk could help, g

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