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… ACProperty.com.au co-founder Esther Yong first started advertising residential property to Chinese investors, she never thought inquiries for Australian housing from China would dry up. After the … ( read original story …)
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Thailand’s industrial property sector is profiting from the US-China trade war, as mainland Chinese manufacturers shift production to Southeast Asia in an attempt to avoid escalating tariffs. Chinese … ( read original story …)
Property forfeiture not part of Nigeria-China loan agreement –FG
The Federal Government on Monday declared that the loan agreement between Nigeria and China had nothing to do with the forfeiture of some Nigerian infrastructure to China-Exim Bank if Nigeria … ( read original story…
China sets yuan mid-point at lowest in 4 months
SHANGHAI, May 14 (Reuters) – China’s central bank lowered its official yuan midpoint to 6.8365 per dollar on Tuesday, the weakest level in more than four months, following a fresh escalation in the … (…
Trade Dispute Between U.S. and China Deepens as Beijing Retaliates
WASHINGTON — The United States and China intensified their trade dispute on Monday, as Beijing said it would increase tariffs on nearly $60 billion worth of American goods and the Trump administration … ( read…
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Beijing fires back On Monday, China fired back. A commentary in the Communist Party’s People’s Daily said “at no time will China forfeit the country’s respect, and no one should expect … ( read original…
U.S., China Trade War Deepens as Beijing Retaliates With Higher Tariffs
Beijing’s retaliation comes at a time when many in China … which could undermine the stability of China’s financial system. ( read original story …)
US/China trade war causing turmoil in global financial markets
after Washington sharply hiked tariffs and Beijing vowed to retaliate. ( read original story …)
China shifts tone: ‘We’ll fight til the end’ with the U.S.
Appealing to sticking together and ‘defending the nation’,” said Allan von Mehren, chief analyst and China economist at Danske Bank. The aired program on Monday also tracked China’s history and … ( read original story…
China’s Kunlun Tech agrees to U.S. demand to sell Grindr gay dating app
Kunlun has already been working with investment bank Cowen Inc to solicit acquisition … Kunlun said in a regulatory filing it would shut down Grindr’s China operations and would not send … ( read original…
China retaliates on tariffs, U.S. stock markets go into a slide
In doing so, American officials accused China of backtracking on commitments it made in earlier … “Both sides will pay,” he told Fox News. In the U.S., prices of soybeans, targeted by Chinese … (…
China To Impose Retaliatory Tariffs On US Goods Despite Donald Trump’s Warning
Before high-level talks last week in Washington, China tried to delete commitments from a draft agreement that Chinese laws would be changed to enact new policies on issues from intellectual property … ( read original…
