Blinken made the comments yesterday, the sixth anniversary of a ruling by an international tribunal that invalidated China’s sweeping claims to the South China Sea, a conduit for about US$3 trillion …
Monthly Archives For July 2022
China tries to stem growing anger over frozen bank deposits
Chinese authorities will start refunding bank customers whose accounts have been frozen for months, following some of the biggest protests the country has seen since the start of the pandemic.
China Property Bond Plunge Ensnares Investment-Grade Giant Vanke
Dollar bonds of Chinese developers fell across the board Tuesday, with stress spreading from junk-rated names to investment-grade peers amid renewed concerns about more Covid lockdowns in the country.
Commentary: China files the most patents but does this mean it surpasses US in knowledge production?
China’s production of more intellectual property (IP) does not automatically translate into a strategic advantage in economic competition with the United States. High-quality IP is needed amid …
China’s Green Industries: What Are the Opportunities For Foreign Investors?
China’s plans to transform its economy to meet high environmental standards and serve climate conscious goals may be considered ambitious, but it creates new opportunities. With advances in technology …
China bank customers to get deposits back after protests
Financial regulators in central China’s Henan and Anhui provinces have promised to give some bank customers some of their deposits back after they staged protests over having their accounts frozen …
Temasek’s shrinking China holdings don’t mean it’s leaving
to a limited extent – then it would not be a surprise to see China regain some of its lost ground in the Temasek portfolio. How about the world at large? Temasek was characteristically active…
China banking woes mount as growth slows and more lockdowns loom
In 2021, authorities reckon there were five runs at small mainland banks – proof that even China’s capable financial regulators cannot fight new fires fast enough. After the initial Covid shock, …
China to Repay Bank Scam Victims After Protests Turn Violent
according to statements by local branches of the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission. Individuals with deposits of up to 50,000 yuan ($7,400) will be repaid first, with arrangements …
China Tech Stocks Enter Correction as Recent Rebound Fizzles Out
(Bloomberg) — China’s tech stocks unwound recent gains to enter a technical correction on Tuesday, with analysts questioning if fresh probes on internet giants would spark another downturn in the …
Biden closes in on China tariffs decision while midterms loom
President Biden is contending with competing political and policy pressures as he closes in on a decision on whether to lift Trump-era tariffs on Chinese imports. On one hand, it’s one of the …
China Inc. Seeks Both Peace and Capital in Swiss IPO Rush
Chinese firms, grappling with a delisting wave in New York, are heading for Zurich, drawn by its greater geopolitical certainty and wealthy investors.
China winds back testing for COVID-19 virus on imported foods
China’s health authority has rolled back regulations around testing certain imported foods for the COVID-19 virus, in a move aimed at reducing the cost of its strict pandemic measures. China will …
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