“Local governments sold a record 1.94 trillion yuan (US$289 billion) worth of bonds last month, representing a year on year increase of 143.27 per cent, according to Great Wall Securities, as China once again turned to its old playbook of driving up growth through public investment. At this point, I am going to digress with some additional information. The piece later informs that this year’s local government bond quota was set at 3.65 trillion yuan the entire quota for project construction has already been issued. The third sort of projects that the piece talks about are public facilities, which includes childcare, elderly care, affordable housing, renovation of old urban communities, drainage systems, etc. China's investment in big data centers is expected to grow by more than 20 percent annually during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, the report says, quoting Sun Wei, deputy director of the Department of Innovation and High-Tech Development at the NDRC. 25 new projects have been launched in the 10 national data center clusters so far.
In terms of new infrastructure, the piece talks about the beginning of the project to construct eight national computing hubs and 10 national data center clusters. The article talks about the Hotan–Ruoqiang railway being open to traffic now it mentions work on the Sichuan-Tibet Railway, water conservancy projects, airport upgrades in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, solar power projects in the Gobi desert, etc. This will be China’s largest LNG storage facility. For instance, it talks about the work being done under the China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) Yancheng “green energy port” project. The piece says that there has been progress in key projects. However, there don’t seem to be any demand side stimulation measures at all mentioned in the article. Next, there’s a longish report emphasising the importance of policies to stabilise growth by strengthening infrastructure and expanding demand. Tourism service trade expanded 7.7 percent from a year ago to 330.84 billion yuan in the first five months. Insurance services were among the fastest growing areas in imports, with a growth rate of 74.2%. Sectors such as telecommunications and information services and other business services saw rapid increases in exports, increasing by 18.5% and 13.2%, respectively. Service exports expanded 26.3 percent year on year to 1.15 trillion yuan, and service imports were 1.21 trillion yuan, up 18.2 percent from a year ago.Ĭhina’s trade of knowledge-intensive services rose 10 percent year on year to about 988.67 billion yuan. It says that in the first five months of the year, services trade value grew 22 percent year on year to 2.365 trillion yuan (about 352.98 billion U.S. : At the top of the page is a report ( English report ) with data from the Ministry of Commerce on China’s services trade. But for right now, there doesn’t seem to be anything else to do after checking in with Future War Cult. After the side mission that unlocked Black Spindle, many players were hopeful that this hidden area would lead to a quest for the elusive exotic, No Time to Explain.
Most of the community was excited to uncover the legitimate method to this hidden area, but once finished, the final rewards left some feeling dissatisfied.
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Full guides and videos can be found on the here. Once turned in, players earn a few Motes of Light and reputation. After the Taken boss is defeated, a door opens at the back of the room leading to a chest that holds a quest item called the Cult Ghost, which unlocks a fourth Grimoire card and sends players to the Future War Cult representative in the Tower. But in this mission, it’s filled with Taken.
Once the Ghosts are collected and the portal is active, players are transported to the area the Destiny community calls "Venus," "forest," or "future" from the Atheon fight.
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