China’s foreign exchange reserves rose to $3.218 trillion at the end of October, up $17 billion from a month earlier, led by the combined impact of currency translation and changes in asset prices, …
Monthly Archives For November 2021
China’s market regulator bans unfair practices during Double 11 sales
China’s top market regulator on Saturday issued a notice banning e-commerce platforms from unfair practices such as “raising prices of items before putting them on sale” during the ongoing Double 11 …
Young Uygurs return home to start business, hoping to make a difference
Many young people from northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region have chosen to return home after finishing their studies or working in other parts of the country. Some start their own …
China’s exports stay strong, trade surplus tops $80 billion
China’s exports remained strong in October, a positive sign for an economy trying to weather power shortages and COVID-19 outbreaks.
Latest import-export data shows increases
Data from the General Administration of Customs released on Sunday showed China’s total imports and exports expanded 22.2 percent year-on-year to 31.67 trillion yuan in the first 10 months of 2021.
China greenlights three ChiNext IPOs
China’s securities regulator has approved the initial public offering (IPO) registration of three companies on the country’s NASDAQ-style ChiNext board.
Russia and China are looking to deepen engagement in various domains
Russia and China are looking to exploring new cutting-edge areas to boost economic and trade ties. China has expressed interest in several new perspective spheres for cooperation with Moscow ranging …
To Steer China’s Future, Xi Is Rewriting Its Past
A new official summation of Communist Party history is likely to exalt Xi Jinping as a peer of Mao and Deng, fortifying his claim to a new phase in power.
China’s State Grid warns of tight supply in winter, despite easing power crunch
China’s State Grid Corp (STGRD.UL) warned of a “tight balance” between power supply and demand through winter until spring, even though a power crunch has eased following measures to boost coal …
Why China is losing the global talent war and what India can learn from this
China will continue to treat organisations as machines where humans will just be one more resource for its drive towards global dominance.
Battle the algorithms: China’s delivery riders on the edge
The coronavirus pandemic and resulting lockdowns sent demand for meal delivery services soaring: the sector is now worth $100 billion.
Why China is funding a base in Tajikistan
The country’s long borders with China and Afghanistan are an obvious security concern but its geography is also important for Beijing’s economic plans.
China’s Stagflation Risk Builds as Growth Slows: Eco Week Ahead
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