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Germany, China pledge deeper financial cooperation
Testing times from Beijing to Wall Street
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – If you were surprised by this month’s bounce in global stock markets, next week may tell you if you should join in or stay out. Chinese output data on Monday will set…
China, Germany promise closer financial cooperation
That followed an annual financial dialogue led by German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz and China’s economy czar, Vice Premier Liu He. The initiatives reflect Beijing’s determination to make its state-d… ( read original story …)
Germany, China pledge to open markets, deepen financial cooperation
BEIJING (Reuters) – Germany and China on Friday signed agreements to strengthen coordination in banking, finance and capital markets, and pledged to further open market access and deepen cooperation t… ( read original story …)
China, German promise closer financial cooperation
That followed a regular annual meeting between German’s finance minister and China’s economy czar. The initiatives reflect Beijing’s determination to press ahead with changes aimed at making its state … ( read original story …)
China, Germany to boost financial sector cooperation
China and Germany on Friday signed a series of agreements to strengthen cooperation in banking and financial sector supervision, as Beijing moves to open up the country’s financial markets. The agreem… ( read original story…
China’s largest online ticketing site lowers IPO ambition
Maoyan Entertainment, a Chinese online ticketing service, will seek to raise up to $345m in a Hong Kong initial public offering this year, half of its original target of $1bn, in the latest sign of…
China, Germany promise closer financial co-operation
BEIJING — China and Germany promised Friday to open their markets wider to each other’s banks and insurers, giving Beijing a burst of positive trade news amid conflicts with Washington and Europe. Th… ( read…
BEIJING | China, German promise closer financial cooperation
BEIJING—Jan 18, 2019—China and Germany promised Friday to open their markets wider to each other’s banks and insurers, giving Beijing a burst of positive trade news amid conflicts with Washington and … ( read original…
Beijing digs in: Canada’s complaints are met with ‘death-threat diplomacy’ from China
The cases are piling up. Canadian Robert Schellenberg faces execution on drug charges after an unusually abrupt, accelerated and public retrial this week in a Chinese court. Two Canadians, Michael Kov… ( read original story…
China’s ambassador to Canada chimes in on detentions, travel warning
More to come. With files from CTV National News’ Senior Political Correspondent Glen McGregor Kovrig entered China on regular passport with business visa so he does not enjoy diplomatic immunity, Lu s… ( read original…
China’s Biggest Movie Ticketing App Maoyan to Raise $345M in IPO
The Beijing-based company, which counts internet giant Tencent … Maoyan had 130 million monthly active users in the first half of 2018, according to its IPO prospectus filed in Hong Kong. Movie thea… ( read…
Bank of China gets first approval of issuing perpetual bonds
BEIJING, Jan. 17 (Xinhua) — China’s top banking watchdog on Thursday gave the Bank of China (BOC) the first approval of issuing perpetual bonds by commercial banks. The BOC will be allowed to issue b……
