Meituan-Dianping likes to call itself the “Amazon of services.” Meituan-Dianping, a massive online services platform in China, has filed to go public in Hong Kong in a move that’s expected to raise billions of dollars…
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UK energy minister pushes Chinese officials on emissions, human rights in Beijing
China Jan-Feb crude steel output down 1.5 % on yr – stats bureau
China’s thermal power generation down 5.8% year-on-year in Jan-Feb
China’s Jan-Feb refinery output up 2.1% on holiday travel, new refinery
Oil prices jump; optimism over China’s consumption stimulus boosts Asia shares
China’s new home prices fall in February
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How does China cheat on trade? Let us count the ways
You see, Dr. Navarro directs the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy. He comes to work every day to be greeted by new evidence of China’s no-holds-barred economic war against the United States,…
China’s latest policy for deflating the property bubble merely buys time, instead of offering relief
Real estate is the driver of the Chinese economy. By some estimates, it accounts (directly and indirectly) for as much as 30 per cent of gross domestic product. Keeping housing prices buoyant and development robust…
An Intrinsic Calculation For China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited (HKG:762) Shows It’s 23.22% Undervalued
How far off is China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited (HKG:762) from its intrinsic value? Using the most recent financial data, I am going to take a look at whether the stock is fairly priced by…
U.S. plans limits on Chinese investment in U.S. technology firms
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China to Unleash $108 Billion in Reserves Cut for Most Banks
(Bloomberg) — China’s central bank will cut the amount of cash some lenders must hold as reserves, unlocking about 700 billion yuan ($108 billion) of liquidity, as it seeks to control leverage and support smaller…
As trade war looms, China is trying to boost its banks’ lending
But the 700 billion yuan ($107.65 billion) in liquidity that the central bank said will result from the reduction in reserves was bigger than expected. China’s central bank said on Sunday it would cut the…
RPT-UPDATE 3-As trade war looms, China cuts some banks’ reserve requirements to boost lending
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) said on Sunday that the latest targeted cut in some banks’ reserve requirement ratios (RRRs) – currently 16 percent for large banks and 14 percent for smaller banks -…
China to unleash over $100 billion of liquidity
The 200 billion yuan freed for smaller lenders such as the postal bank will be used to fund smaller businesses. China’s central bank will cut the amount of cash some lenders must hold as reserves,…
China regulators free up extra $100B for bank lending
BEIJING — Chinese regulators have freed up an extra $100 billion for bank lending in a move financial analysts said could help to reassure investors amid trade tensions with Washington. The reduction on Sunday in…
Every Step China’s Taking to Contain Losses in Financial Markets
Policy makers in China are taking measures to instill confidence in one of the world’s worst-performing equity markets — to limited success so far. The steps, which pale in comparison to policies and restrictions imposed…
China says United States domestic opioid market the crux of crisis
deputy head of China’s National Narcotics Commission, told a news conference. “But I believe that to resolve this the more important issue is for the United States to strive to reduce and compress the great…
China has more fans at this World Cup than England
Somewhat surprisingly, the non-qualifying United States accounted for the second most ticket sales (80,000). Even more surprising is China’s appearance on the list. In fact, with 37,000 tickets sold according to FIFA, and Chinese state…
