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The Biden administration lists eight Chinese companies including DJI, the world’s largest commercial drone manufacturer Investment blacklist Suspected of participating in the surveillance of the Uyghur Muslim minority.

According to two people familiar with the matter, the U.S. Treasury Department will add DJI and other groups to its blacklist of “Chinese military enterprises” on Thursday. American investors are prohibited from holding financial shares in 60 Chinese groups that have been blacklisted.

The measure marks the latest effort by US President Joe Biden to punish China’s crackdown on Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in northwestern Xinjiang.This is the rest Blacklisted companies.

Do you agree with the actions of the Biden administration? Why or why not?tell me your idea [email protected]. Thank you for reading FirstFT Asia.This is the rest of the news today-Emily

There are five more stories in the news

1. Fed officials expect to raise interest rates three times next year more Hawky interest rate forecast It was announced at the same time as the Fed’s plan to withdraw or double the speed of the “scaling” of the large-scale bond purchase program implemented at the beginning of the pandemic. It will reduce purchases by US$30 billion a month starting in January to curb inflation.

2. The SEC proposes to increase the transparency of Archegos swaps U.S. market regulators have Proposed rules Injecting more transparency into the derivatives that bombed the hedge fund Archegos Capital will force investors to disclose swap positions, allowing them to establish invisible shares in listed companies.

3. Iran allows IAEA cameras to enter key nuclear facilities Iran has agreed to allow the UN’s atomic monitoring agency Reinstall the camera This move will ease tensions with the International Atomic Energy Agency as Tehran meets with world powers on the future of the 2015 agreement.

4. Lithuania withdraws diplomats from China As Beijing retaliated against the Baltic States’ efforts to strengthen relations with Taiwan, Lithuania Pulled the remaining diplomats Leaving China out of concerns about their safety. This consequence threatens the EU’s dilemma.

5. Kaisa’s foreign investors negotiate on the acquisition of the group’s non-performing loans Kaisa’s international investors are negotiating to purchase up to US$1 billion of non-performing loans from Chinese real estate developers to promote getting information Regarding its opaque restructuring process, the industry was in trouble due to the collapse of Evergrande.

Coronavirus Digest

• Two doses made in China ZTE Vaccine provision “Insufficient” antibodies According to Hong Kong researchers, it targets the Omicron variant.

• The data shows that Pfizer and Moderna’s Booster Jab provides protection Omi Kron, A senior U.S. health official said. “At this point, there is no need for variant-specific boosters,” Anthony Facui said.

• This UK Recorded it Highest number The number of coronavirus cases per day since the pandemic began, as more than 78,000 people tested positive in a single day.

• The world will face Lack of 3 billion vaccine shots At the beginning of next year, if richer countries “actively” increase the number of adults and provide immunizations for children, World Health Organization warn.

the day before

Interest rate determination This is an important day for interest rate decisions.Economists expect the Bank of England to maintain interest rates at 0.1% When we met today.Decision makers in European Central Bank And the Swiss National Bank will also announce its decision.

Rivian Earnings The start of an electric car Soar Companies listed on the Nasdaq last month will report third-quarter earnings.

European Council Summit The Brussels meeting will be the first time a new German Chancellor will attend Olaf Schultz.

Thanks to the readers who participated in our poll yesterday. 86% of the interviewees said that inflation has made the goods where they live become more expensive.

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