Beginning in the first half of this year, news such as "Dell's supply chain will leave China" has been circulating in the market.。In this regard, Dell's global senior vice president Wu Dongmei recently responded to rumors that the company may withdraw from the Chinese market at an event: "We have never released any so-called information or comments that the Dell supply chain will withdraw from China."。Dell's global code of conduct is not to comment on "rumors."。This is our consistent position。But unfortunately this attitude has been misinterpreted and one-sided as confirmation without comment ', and some have even fabricated relevant information from Dell officials'.。What is clear is that these rumors are definitely 'rumors'! "

According to Japanese media reports, Panasonic Holdings President Nan Jian said in an interview a few days ago that "if you escape from the Chinese market (fierce competition), it means withdrawing from the world," indicating that China as one of the most important regions to continue to carry out investment policy.。Panasonic Holdings' China business accounts for about 30% of earnings。He said that among the various businesses, he is looking forward to the growth of the residential space business, which provides residential equipment and home appliances, "Although the scale of the business is still relatively small, the growth rate is worth looking forward to.。It will also be a reference for Japanese business. "。Panasonic will promote its business in more than 30 properties, led by elderly homes that have begun to move in

According to Korean media reports, South Korean retail investors' share of investment in overseas stocks rose in the first week after South Korea's financial regulator announced a total ban on short selling from November 6。As a result of the South Korean government's ban on short selling, volatility in the South Korean stock market has further increased, with many individual South Korean investors choosing to "sell South Korean domestic stocks and buy foreign stocks."。Some analysts believe that the reason why South Korean individual investors will favor Chinese stocks in the near future, and choose to enter the Chinese stock market "bottom," reflecting the Chinese economy, Sino-US relations expected changes.。

During the recent Saudi-Chinese Business Forum, the two countries have signed more than a dozen cooperation agreements totaling more than 5 billion Saudi riyals (about 13.US $300 million), aiming to deepen the cooperation between the two sides in the fields of infrastructure construction, financing and housing.。According to the official Saudi news agency, these partnerships will promote cooperation and development between the two sides in key areas, including five agreements related to housing projects.。

According to media reports, Saudi Aramco said it would invest further in China Despite a drop in second-quarter profits, Saudi Aramco (hereinafter referred to as Saudi Aramco) said in reiterating its massive capital spending plan that it plans to further its investment activities in China.。As the state-owned group seeks to expand its domestic oil and gas production and work to diversify its overseas downstream activities, the company is implementing the largest capital spending program in its history, with capital spending expected to reach between $45 billion and $55 billion this year.。