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China tightens curbs on property firms raising money offshore
BEIJING (Reuters) – China said on Friday it is tightening restrictions on property companies seeking to raise funds offshore, in its latest move to reduce potential financial risks. The country’s … ( read original story…
Did General Motors’ China Profit Fall in the Second Quarter?
General Motors (NYSE:GM) said that its sales in China fell 12.2% in the second quarter from a year ago, to 753,926 vehicles. While the Cadillac luxury brand posted strong year-over-year growth, it … ( read…
China says US should not allow visit by Taiwan’s leader
She was scheduled to deliver a speech to a U.S.-Taiwan business summit on Friday and attend a dinner with members of the Taiwanese-American community. The United States recognizes Beijing as the … ( read original…
China’s crude imports rise in June as new refineries start operations
China’s crude oil imports on a daily basis in June rose 15.2 per cent from a year earlier, customs data showed on Friday, as the start up of new large-scale refiners spurred demand for feedstocks.…
China imports from US plunge 31% in June amid tariff war
BEIJING — China’s imports from the United States plunged in June amid a tariff war with Washington while exports to the U.S. market weakened. Imports of U.S. goods fell 31.4 per cent from a year…
UPDATE 1-China tightens curbs on property firms raising money offshore
BEIJING, July 12 (Reuters) – China said on Friday it is tightening restrictions on property companies seeking to raise funds offshore, in its latest move to reduce potential financial risks. The … ( read original…
Beijing Signals Talks at Early Stage as Trump Vents Frustration
But according to officials in Beijing familiar with the talks, no such agreement was made. China’s Commerce Ministry yesterday also indicated that in their view, substantial discussions have yet … ( read original story …)
Hong Kong protests augur murky outlook for financial hub
one of the biggest global financial centres and a scenic haven for tycoons and tourists, but the waves of protests rocking Hong Kong are exposing strains unlikely to dissipate as communist-ruled … ( read original…
China loans jump in June as Beijing steps up credit support to boost economy amid US trade war
Photo: Bloomberg China’s bank lending rose as expected in June as Beijing stepped up credit support to Chinese corporations and key projects to help stabilise the economy amid the trade war with the … (…
China’s June exports fall after U.S. tariff hike, imports shrink more than expected
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s exports fell in June as the United States ramped up trade pressure, while imports shrank more than expected, pointing to further strains on the world’s second … ( read original story…
China’s Soybean Imports Slide as U.S. Trade War Takes Toll
China bought 6.51 million tons of soybeans last month … s soybean imports unchanged in recent reports (Updates to add chart.) To contact Bloomberg News staff for this story: Niu Shuping in Beijing … (…
China considers limited support for petrol-electric hybrids in boon for Toyota, Honda
BEIJING (Reuters) – China is considering re-classifying petrol-electric hybrid vehicles so they get more favorable treatment than all-petrol or diesel counterparts under clean car rules … ( read original story …)
