NATO has…launched wars against sovereign countries, causing colossal casualties and humanitarian disasters,” Chinese Ambassador to the U.N. Zhang Jun said.
Monthly Archives For May 2022
China’s property development loans increase in Q1
Nanguan District of Changchun City, northeast China’s Jilin Province. (Xinhua/Zhang Nan) BEIJING, May 6 (Xinhua) — China’s real estate developers borrowed more money from banks in the first quarter …
China central bank to launch relending facility to aid transport, logistics
BEIJING : China’s central bank said on Friday it launch a 100 billion yuan (US$15 billion) relending facility to support the transport, logistics and storage sectors which have been hit hard by …
As Beijing battles outbreak, China warns ‘zero COVID’ doubters
Beijing residents fretted on Friday over tightening COVID curbs in its biggest district and dozens of new cases reported daily as China’s leaders reiterated their resolve to battle the virus and …
How Much Should Beauty Companies Rely on China to Generate Growth?
Beauty companies may need to evaluate their reliance on China as a hyper growth market. For the past few years, many major beauty conglomerates have relied on China’s booming beauty market to drive …
Two Diamond League track meets in China called off due to COVID-19 restrictions
Two Diamond League track meets scheduled to be held in China were canceled because of coronavirus-related restrictions and a substitute event in Poland was added to the calendar.
US watchdog heads to Beijing to resolve audit stand-off
US regulators have travelled to mainland China to discuss a potential compromise over audit disclosures that could stop around 270 Chinese companies from being delisted by New York exchanges, …
China vows to fight ‘zero COVID’ doubters as Beijing outbreak persists
The capital city is racing to avoid an explosion in cases like the one that forced the commercial hub of Shanghai into an almost complete lockdown for more than a month.
An assessment of China’s monetary and financial data in the first quarter
The latest monetary and financial data for March and the first quarter of this year show that China’s financial sector started to pick up again after the decline in February. Both the growth rate of…
Ports Race to Clear Cargo, Fearing an Import Overload When China Lifts Lockdowns
Western ports are bracing for increased congestion when China eventually lifts stringent Covid-19 restrictions in major cities, which could come just as many importers start to load up for the back-to …
Bitcoin Sell-Off Continues as Asian Markets Fall Amid Weak China Cues
Don’t miss CoinDesk’s Consensus 2022, the must-attend crypto & blockchain festival experience of the year in Austin, TX this June 9-12. Bitcoin (BTC) was down 1% throughout the Asian trading …
Can China preserve both its economy and its zero-tolerance COVID-19 policy?
It’s unclear how long China’s leaders can maintain their zero-COVID strategy without sacrificing the economic growth that is a bedrock of their rule.
China Danger Strikes Fear Into Global Investors Stumbling on Fed
The toxic combination of a slowing economy in China and what may be the most aggressive withdrawal of Federal Reserve stimulus since 1994 is hammering the world’s financial markets.
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