A United States Navy warship conducted a “freedom of navigation operation” Wednesday aimed in part at challenging China’s claims in the South China Sea, the second such operation in as many days near … (…
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China’s factory activity expands for second month, but slump in export orders deepens
Factory activity in China expanded for a second straight month in April as more businesses resumed work from the coronavirus-led shutdowns, but a worsening slump in export orders pointed to a long … ( read…
Navy Sends Second Ship Into Disputed Waters After China Claims It Scrambled Jets to Expel U.S. Destroyer
A U.S. Navy sailed a second ship through the South China Seas this week, further challenging Beijing’s claim to the disputed waters after the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) claimed that it expelled … ( read…
China’s Factory PMI Moderates in April Amid Weak Demand
Johanna Chua, chief Asia Pacific economist at Citigroup Global Markets, discusses the outlook for China’s economy and policies. China’s first official data for April suggest the economy has split into … ( read original story…
China Eases Border Controls for Business Travel With South Korea
South Korea said it has agreed with China to ease quarantine requirements for business travelers, Beijing’s first such move to revive essential economic activities disrupted by the coronavirus … ( read original story …)
How Beijing Is Reigniting Hong Kong’s Protests
Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protesters want to reignite their movement after a coronavirus lockdown lull, angered by a flurry of moves by China to subdue them. Flashmob rallies have resurfaced in recent … ( read original…
Coronavirus: Trump says China wants him to lose re-election
He said China should have let the world know about the contagion much sooner. Mr Trump himself is often accused of not doing enough to tackle the crisis. The coronavirus has ravaged a formerly humming…
Bank of China May Absorb Part of $1 Billion in Client Losses
Bank of China Ltd., facing a public outcry and regulatory scrutiny over the collapse of an investment product linked to oil futures, may shoulder part of $1 billion in losses suffered by its retail ……
Easy Come, Easy Go: How China Fortune Financial Group (HKG:290) Shareholders Got Unlucky And Saw 86% Of Their Cash Evaporate
We’re definitely into long term investing, but some companies are simply bad investments over any time frame. We … ( read original story …)
Should You Be Tempted To Sell China Grand Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Holdings Limited (HKG:512) Because Of Its P/E Ratio?
The goal of this article is to teach you how to use price to earnings ratios (P/E ratios). We’ll look at China … ( read original story …)
Coronavirus live news: Trump says China wants him to lose election as UK deaths top Spain and France
Nearly 100 cases of unusual illness in at least six countries; UK adds deaths outside hospital to official figure; Trump says he won’t extend social distancing rules. Follow the latest updates … ( read original…
China’s April factory activity expands for second month, just below forecast
Factory activity in China expanded for a second straight month in April, as more businesses resumed work after the coronavirus-led shutdowns, though worldwide lockdowns and sliding global demand are … ( read original story …)
China says its manufacturing activity expanded slightly in April, but missed expectations
The manufacturing data comes as lockdowns and movement restrictions to contain the coronavirus began to ease in China. ( read original story …)
