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China plans to change a formula for forming the yuan-U.S. dollar central parity rate, a move to ensure stable exchange rates at a time when global financial markets remains beset by instability. Under China’s market-based,…
The Lesson From Moody’s Overdue Downgrade Of China’s Debt
Moody’s has finally recognized the dangers of instability in China’s financial system and economy. This past week, the ratings agency downgraded China’s debt one notch from Aa3 to A1. Although that might not seem like…
China knife attack: 2 dead, 18 injured in stabbing spree
BEIJING – A man said to be mentally ill attacked 20 people with a knife in southwest China, killing two, authorities said. The suspect, identified as Chen Guangliang, 30, was detained following Sunday afternoon’s attack…
China’s slam dunk ‘sharing economy’ booms, but can it last?
China’s rapidly expanding “sharing economy”, which already provides car rides and bicycle hire on demand, can help. For just 2 yuan ($0.30) an hour, Nate Liu, a student at the Beijing Language and Culture University,…
China to implement cyber security law from Thursday
SHANGHAI China, battling increased threats from cyber-terrorism and hacking, will adopt from Thursday a controversial law that mandates strict data surveillance and storage for firms working in the country, the official Xinhua news agency said.…
China’s import regime dominates debate at BIR Hong Kong
During the very first of 14 meetings, BIR’s advisor on China’s policy and regulatory developments Ma Hongchang warned the world association’s non-ferrous metals division that, under its National Sword clampdown, the Chinese government could go…
China plans undersea observation system ‘for science and national security’
China plans to build a massive underwater observation system that will cover the disputed East and South China seas. The 2 billion yuan (US$290 million) seabed observation systems will provide real-time information about the environmental…
China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited (CHU) Getting Somewhat Positive Press Coverage, Study Shows
News headlines about China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited (NYSE:CHU) have trended somewhat positive this week, according to AlphaOne Sentiment Analysis. The research group, a unit of Accern, rates the sentiment of news coverage by reviewing…
China dismisses US account of ‘dangerous intercept’ in South China Sea
The Chinese Defence Ministry on Sunday dismissed Washington’s account of an encounter between Chinese and US military aircraft over the South China Sea last week, blaming the US flight for posing a threat. A statement…
China Tower invites banks to pitch for role in up to $10 billion HK IPO: IFR
HONG KONG China Tower Corp, which owns and manages the mobile phone towers for China’s three state-owned telecom operators, has invited investment banks to pitch for a role in a Hong Kong IPO worth up…
China’s mysterious new yuan formula ‘no big quick fix for market volatility’
The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) confirmed on Friday that it might add a vague “countercyclical factor” to the pricing model it offers to market makers to decide the yuan’s daily reference rate against the…
China’s watchdog tracks the underground cash trail
“Measures to hold back company transactions definitely cannot work,” Li said. “Such demand cannot be eliminated as long as China opens its door to trade and exchange with other countries.” Renmin University finance professor Zhao…
