China will keep its monetary policy stable and implement normal policy as the government thinks inflation is under control and the economy’s performance is reasonable, said the central bank Gov. Yi …
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China’s central bank governor said inflation is “basically under control”, and monetary policy would be kept steady, in comments a day after concerns over inflationary pressures were fanned by data …
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China’s state-owned energy and infrastructure giant China Three Gorges is planning a foray into the Spanish electricity retail market, Cinco Dias newspaper reported on Thursday, citing unidentified …
China’s famous trekking elephants are heading home
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China’s top banking regulator warns of bad debt, local real estate bubbles
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Analysts are looking into whether the Australian dollar has started to weaken recently because of ongoing tensions with China.
