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A | The US official is also expected to hold a meeting with other high-ranking officials while in Taiwan and leave the island on Wednesday, the newspaper said.,The Taiwanese foreign ministry has not confirmed these plans yet, the news outlet added.,The House speaker has embarked on a trip to the Indo-Pacific which includes visits to Japan, Malaysia, Singapore and South Korea. Pelosi did not mention if Taiwan is on her schedule, amid escalating tensions between China and the US. Beijing has previously issued several warnings, saying that a trip to Taiwan would be a violation of the One China policy.,At the same time, China's People's Liberation Army started military drills on Saturday, conducting a firing exercise in the southeastern province of Fujian across the strait from Taiwan and closing the designated maritime area.。 (ECNS) -- Northwest China's Qinghai Province recorded a net inflow of $142 million in bank-handled cross-border receipts and payments for clients in the first half of 2026, up 80% year-on-year, according to the third regular press conference of 2026 held by the Qinghai Branch of the People’s Bank of China on Tuesday. Total bank-handled cross-border receipts and payments reached $496 million during the period, rising 14% year-on-year. Cross-border receipts stood at $319 million, up 24%, while cross-border payments fell 1% to $177 million, resulting in a significant net inflow of cross-border funds. The total value of foreign exchange settlements and sales reached $394 million, a slight increase of 1% year-on-year. Foreign exchange settlements fell 12% to $146 million, while foreign exchange sales rose 11% to $248 million. This resulted in net foreign exchange sales of $102 million, up 74% year-on-year. Overall, Qinghai's cross-border transactions remained stable, with foreign-related receipts and payments broadly balanced. (Bu Helen Mo, intern Xu Wenda) 。

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