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Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China

Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China

The Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China is a Chinese government ministry responsible for formulating and implementing national policies on international trade, foreign investment, and domestic commerce and consumption. Its functions include trade negotiations, trade remedies and anti-dumping investigations, foreign investment regulation, and market circulation policy.www.mofcom.gov.cn

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Nov 4, 2026

Wen JiHOST
1:12
China's services trade has maintained steady growth in the first nine months of 2026, with total imports and exports reaching nearly 5.77 trillion yuan, up 8.5% year-on-year.
Wen JiHOST
1:25
According to the Chinese Commerce Ministry, exports rose 14.8% to more than 2.2 trillion yuan, while imports increased 4.8% to nearly 3.5 trillion yuan.
Wen JiHOST
1:39
The services trade deficit narrowed by 132.7 billion yuan from a year earlier.
Wen JiHOST
1:44
Transport services recorded the fastest growth, with trade volume surging 33.9%.
speaker_0HOST
0:18
Multiple reports and Iranian commentary continue to suggest that Iran and the U.S. are reviewing a mediator proposal.
speaker_0HOST
0:25
On trade, China's MOFCOM said Vice Minister Li met with a U.S. agricultural trade delegation, with both sides exchanging views on China-U.S. economic and trade relations and agricultural trade cooperation.
speaker_0HOST
0:37
As for price action, European bourses, including the stock's 600, are down 0.3%, as they reverse Monday's gains, pressured by disappointing earnings from Apple and Palantir.
speaker_0HOST
0:48
In Asia-Pac, stocks traded mixed, following a tech rut in the US.
Tian YuHOST
1:50
It also adds five new chapters on standards and conformity assessment cooperation, competition policy, e-commerce, global supply chains, and environment and trade.
Tian YuHOST
2:00
The Chinese Commerce Ministry says the two sides have also agreed on provisions for future negotiations on negative lists for trade in services and investment.
Tian YuHOST
2:12
The Canton Fair in Guangzhou is highlighting AI and new technology products that empower traditional industries.
Tian YuHOST
2:19
A range of smart and low-carbon products are on display during the third phase to meet diverse global demands for health, quality and personalized shopping.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
12:24
Beans are trading, but other commodities are not.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
12:28
The U.S. Department of Agriculture referred questions about the prorating schedule to the U.S. To the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, the USTR, the White House, and China's Ministry of Commerce did not respond to requests for comment.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
12:48
Next subsection is Weak Demand, Global Competition, Cloud U.S. Exports.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
12:53
Even if buying picks up, weak Chinese demand and stiff competition make the target difficult to meet unless Beijing orders state-owned buyers into action, analysts said.
Tian YuHOST
1:50
It also adds five new chapters on standards and conformity assessment cooperation, competition policy, e-commerce, global supply chains, and environment and trade.
Tian YuHOST
2:00
The Chinese Commerce Ministry says the two sides have also agreed on provisions for future negotiations on negative lists for trade in services and investment.
Tian YuHOST
2:11
The Canton Fair in Guangzhou is highlighting AI and new technology products that empower traditional industries.
Tian YuHOST
2:19
A range of smart and low-carbon products are on display during the third phase to meet diverse global demands for health, quality, and personalized shopping.
Greg AllenHOST
21:19
So this could be assigning ownership of a technology abroad, so like selling intellectual property, licensing the domestic technology for use abroad, a change in who owns it, so a foreign entity becoming an owner or actual controller of the company.
Greg AllenHOST
21:37
And then literally, I love this later, anything else MOFCOM later specifies, MOFCOM being the relevant ministry in the Chinese government.
Greg AllenHOST
21:46
So I think the third one is perhaps worth starting about.
Greg AllenHOST
21:51
Manus was a notable AI agent startup in China that had attracted a lot of attention as a noteworthy startup.
Zhou MiGUEST
9:42
In my understanding that when we're trying to use these regulations to different kinds of scenarios or activities, we need to look at why and how it happened.
Zhou MiGUEST
9:56
So from this regulation, there are mainly something to do with MOFCOM.
Zhou MiGUEST
10:00
So MOFCOM is one of the ministries who are responsible for the international trade and economic corporations and a lot of investment issues.
Zhou MiGUEST
10:09
So we do have the responsibility to cover the different possible enterprises or stakeholders.
Zhou MiGUEST
10:16
So maybe the enterprises who are doing the business in other countries, but I hope that they do have some possible relations with the Chinese market and that is quite possible or potential for them to do the business.

12 MINS LATER

Warwick PowellGUEST
22:45
From an outside perspective, I think that there is always at first a precaution or a cautious view about how new laws are to be applied.
Warwick PowellGUEST
22:56
And only time enables any sense of caution or concern or risk.
Warwick PowellGUEST
23:02
to be progressively mitigated the challenge here with the implementation of these laws is to ensure that their application is consistent is reasonable actually delivers the certainty actually that market actors look for as opposed to creating an environment of capricious uncertainty And that's going to be the test for how MOFCOM ultimately administers these regulations.
Steve OrlinsHOST
7:36
us who you did see and who you were not allowed to see.
Randall SchriverGUEST
7:40
We had a range of government interlocutors that you would... probably predict Ministry of Foreign Affairs, MOFCOM, People's Liberation Army, Office of International Military Cooperation.
Randall SchriverGUEST
7:50
So I would say sort of a normal lineup for Beijing.
Randall SchriverGUEST
7:56
But we also visited Shanghai and Hangzhou and had a, I would say a little bit more of a mixed bag there in Hangzhou.
speaker_0HOST
1:28
Beijing described the deal in general terms.
speaker_0HOST
1:31
On September 28, the head of the Chinese Commerce Ministry's America's Department said both sides had agreed to extend the Kuala Lumpur arrangement to Jan. 10, 2027, while continuing to seek a lasting solution, according to the state news agency's account.
speaker_0HOST
1:47
The statement refers to tariff and non-tariff measures in general.
speaker_0HOST
1:52
It does not name export controls or rare earths.
Lauren Hawker ZaferHOST
11:23
Now, Beijing have obviously hit back fast.
Lauren Hawker ZaferHOST
11:26
The Chinese Commerce Ministry said it firmly opposes the sanctions and accused the US of hyping up trade secret claims to actually smear Chinese companies.
Lauren Hawker ZaferHOST
11:37
It demanded that the deep-seek ban be revoked and warned it would take all necessary measures without saying what.
Lauren Hawker ZaferHOST
11:46
Now, meanwhile, Washington's own rulebook for testing frontier AI, it's actually still under wraps.

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