AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCross-Border Trade: The long-delayed New Yalu River Bridge opened to traffic between China and North Korea, creating a new route for trade and tourism. But analysts caution that sanctions and costly shipping could limit its impact; traders on the Dandong–Sinuiju route already report slim profits. Revenue Crackdown: U.S. authorities charged 14 people and arrested two Americans over a North Korean IT-worker scheme that allegedly used stolen identities to earn $3 million from U.S. companies. Markets: Chinese goods are flowing back into Hyesan after a customs shutdown, while rice prices have climbed and fresh corn has pushed other grain prices down.
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