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Intelligence agencies have raised fears about the authoritarian country gathering health data

June Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQM25) are trending down -1.22% this morning as sentiment took a hit after the Trump administration imposed new restrictions on Nvidia’s chip exports to China.

China told Washington on Wednesday to "stop threatening and blackmailing" after US President Donald Trump said it was up to Beijing to come to the negotiating table to discuss ending their trade war.

Also: Nvidia drops 7% after China export ban, China asks airlines to halt Boeing orders.

Despite allegations of exploitation, thousands of Chinese workers have come to rely on Shein for their livelihoods, write Casey Hall and Sophie Yu. Trump’s tariffs could put all that at risk

Nvidia shares have fallen more than 5% in after-hours trading after the US said the chipmaker would require a licence to sell H20 chips to China.

China Daily, the Communist party’s English-language mouthpiece, says US ‘has been living beyond its means for decades’

Nvidia faces a potential £4.2 billion financial setback due to escalating U.S.-China trade tensions and new export restrictions on its AI chips.

Nvidia’s shares plunged almost 7% in after-market trading, amid a broader slump in global markets as Trump’s new ban intensifies a U.S.-China tech war.

On 15 April 2025, Boeing's shares fell after China banned its airlines from accepting jet deliveries, retaliating against US tariffs of 145%

ASML reported net bookings that significantly missed analysts’ expectations in the first quarter, although it maintained its guidance for 2025. CEO Christophe Fouquet highlighted uncertainties around the macro environment and downside risks to the company’s performance this year.