Trump & Xi: 5 Takeaways | asiabits Oct 31, 2025
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What's in this episode:
- Unusual Business Idea: Halloween is a $13 billion business in the U.S., but Asian authorities remain wary due to past incidents.
- Top Bit: Trump-Xi Trade Truce:
- Truce Duration: One year of calm; Trump to visit China in April.
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- China’s Concession: Suspension of rare earth export controls for 12 months and a commitment to import 25 million tons of U.S. soybeans annually.
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- US Concession: Tariffs on Chinese goods halved from 20% to 10%; delay of new tech export bans.
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- Left Unspoken: No progress on TikTok, Nvidia chips, or Taiwan.
- Number of the Day: $1.8 Trillion—The projected size of the Asia-Pacific private credit market by 2027. Emerging Asia faces a $1.7 trillion USD annual financing gap.
- Market Bit: Fed Cut & Asia:
- Fed cut rates by 25 basis points. Nomura expects no further cut in December.
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- A stronger dollar pulls capital from India/ASEAN toward stable markets like Japan, Korea, and China.
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- HKMA cut its base rate to 4.25%.
- Startup of the Day: ZEPETO (Korean Metaverse):
- 400 million registered users; 20 million monthly active users.
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- Unicorn valued at >$1 billion USD.
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- Hosted virtual stores for brands like Gucci and Walmart.
- Short News of the Day:
- Space: China reaffirms goal to send astronauts to the Moon by 2030.
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- Diplomacy: Japan and South Korea reaffirmed ‘future-oriented’ relations following a “warm” summit.
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- Talent: Harvard researcher Xie Zhenfei joins China’s leading virology institute in Wuhan.
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- Japan: Authorities consider allowing police to use rifles due to 13 deadly wild bear attacks since April.
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