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President Donald Trump broke with tradition on his trip to China and didn’t take questions from reporters. Trump obliged China on presenting a very controlled, choreographed visit. China controls its media, but the US has…
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The banking sector in the Asian economic giant is the largest in the world by assets, according to a Financial Times analysis earlier this year. The health of China’s lenders is closely-watched as a proxy…
China to ‘Substantially’ Ease Access to Financial Industry
On Thursday, amid a slew of Sino-U.S. dealmaking during President Donald Trump’s visit to China, the Foreign Ministry said entry barriers to sectors such as banking, insurance, securities and funds will be “substantially” eased. That…
Philippines Halts Work in South China Sea, in Bid to Appease Beijing
MANILA — President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines has ordered military officials to stop construction work on a sandbar in a disputed area of the South China Sea after Beijing complained, the country’s defense chief…
China, U.S. sign more business deals during Trump visit
BEIJING — China on Thursday signed business deals it said totalled $253.4 billion with American companies during U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit in a tradition aimed at blunting criticism of Beijing’s trade policies. The agreements,…
The US and China got down to business on the South China Sea
While President Donald Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping had friendly talks and photo ops, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson got down to business regarding the South China Sea. China claims almost all of the…
China Q3 overseas property investment down 51 pct yoy- private sector report
HONG KONG, Nov 9 (Reuters) – Chinese outbound property investment fell 51 percent to $2.5 billion in the third quarter from a year ago, a private sector survey of deals showed on Thursday, the lowest…
Trump China visit: US leader strikes warmer tone with Xi Jinping
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Trump tweets in China – how, and why does it matter?
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Philippines backs down in South China Sea dispute
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Hong Kong’s IPO Crash Indicator
IPO fever is back. The retail portion of China Literature Ltd.’s initial public offering was more than 600 times oversubscribed, locking up at least HK$520 billion ($67 billion), or one-third of the city’s monetary base,…
