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China's industrial profits at large firms rose 15.8% year-on-year in March, marking the fastest growth since September. For the first quarter of 2026, profits increased by 15.5%, up from the previous reading of 15.2%. This growth, covering firms with annual revenue above 20 million yuan, was driven by strong demand for AI-related manufacturing, export momentum, and stabilizing producer prices. Despite headwinds from the Iran war energy shock and global trade uncertainty, industrial output rose 7.7% in Q1. The AI boom significantly impacted trade, with integrated circuit imports surging 54% in March alone. While domestic consumption remains a structural drag, robust export demand—which rose 15% in Q1—and capital investment have bolstered the industrial sector's resilience and reinforced the manufacturing economy.
China has warned the European Union that it will take countermeasures if the EU proceeds with its "Made in Europe" plan. The proposed rules aim to protect key sectors, including automobiles, green technology, and steel, from Chinese competition. Under the plan, companies seeking public funding in these industries would be required to meet specific local content thresholds. China criticized the proposal on Monday, signaling potential retaliation if the measures are implemented to shield European industries.
Intelligence officials have informed the New York Times that Iran retains approximately 70% of its pre-war missile stocks and 40% of its drone arsenal. This assessment contradicts statements made by Donald Trump in March, where he claimed Iran "doesn't have many missiles left." According to these officials, Iran's remaining arsenal is considered sufficient to potentially block shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz.