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HONG KONG, March 15 State-owned China Unicom Hong Kong Ltd on Wednesday reported a drop in revenue and profit for 2016, and is bracing for further challenges this year as the Beijing government calls on…
China begins new work on disputed South China Sea islands
New satellite images show that China has started fresh construction work in the disputed South China Sea, a sign that Beijing is continuing to strengthen its military reach across the vital trade area. Samantha Vadas…
China e-commerce confusion catches Australian retailers on the hop
SYDNEY/BEIJING (Reuters) – Australian retailers and manufacturers are rejigging their business models and reviewing strategies to sell goods into China amid confusion over a threatened government crackdown on e-commerce platforms. Supermarket giant … ( read…
China's premier says no hard landing, but growth target not easy
“Almost every year I have heard a prediction of the Chinese economy having a hard landing,” Li said at his annual news conference at the end of the annual meeting of China’s parliament. “But I…
Premier: China won't devalue yuan to boost exports
BEIJING, China – China has no plans to devalue its yuan to boost exports and will keep its exchange rate stable, the country’s top economic official said Wednesday. Premier Li Keqiang’s comments follow heavy spending…
China, amid growing North Korea threat, calls for renewed nuclear talks
get issues back on the track of dialogue and work together to find proper solutions,” Li said at his annual news conference held on the final day of the annual legislative session. China is Pyongyang’s…
China doesn't want 'trade war' with Washington, premier says
BEIJING – China’s No. 2 leader said Wednesday his government hopes for positive relations with Washington and has no desire for a trade war nor plans to devalue its currency to boost exports. Speaking at…
China’s Banks and the Problem of Bad Debt
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Bank of China applies to set up Irish branch
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China c.bank's Feb net FX sales lowest in 9 months as yuan steadies
BEIJING China’s central bank in February sold the smallest amount of foreign exchange in nine months, supporting the government’s assertions that capital outflows are easing amid tighter scrutiny of cross-border flows. Net foreign exchange sales…
Bank of China to set up Irish branch as trade links grow
Bank of China, the 64 per cent state-owned bank, has applied to set up an Irish branch of its UK operation to capitalise on growing commercial links between this State and the world’s second-largest economy.…
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