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Hong Kong set to pick new leader anointed by Beijing
HONG KONG — The three candidates vying to be Hong Kong’s next leader squared off in a feisty debate in front of hundreds of voters who peppered them with questions. They wrangled over policy proposals…
China appoints banking regulator head to central bank monetary policy committee
BEIJING China’s cabinet said on Tuesday it had appointed Guo Shuqing, the head of the country’s banking regulator, to the central bank’s monetary policy committee, in a routine reshuffle. Guo, who was named as chairman…
China Unicom Net Profit Down 94.1%
China Unicom’s operating revenue was CNY274.2 billion in 2016, a year-on-year decrease of 1%; and its net profit was CNY630 million, a year-on-year decrease of 94.1%. China Unicom’s mobile business services realized revenue of CNY145.02…
China: Australia should look beyond the nations' differences
China hopes Australia will continue to look beyond the countries’ ideological differences and focus on bilateral business ties and other forms of cooperation, a senior Chinese official said Tuesday. Vice Foreign Minister Zheng Zeguang was…
China Mobile (HKG:0941) Heffx Trading Outlook
Overall, the bias in prices is: Upwards. Short term: Prices are moving. Intermediate term: Prices are ranging. The projected upper bound is: 93.08. The projected lower bound is: 87.86. The projected closing price is: 90.47.…
Policy uncertainty, protectionism can impact global economy: China finance minister
BEIJING China’s Finance Minister Xiao Jie, who attended last week’s G20 meeting, warned that momentum seen in the global economy could be curbed by policy uncertainties and the rise of protectionism. G20 finance ministers and…
China's trading partners raise alarm over food import controls
“We have to assess the food management of areas abroad that export food to China to ensure the food safety of our country,” the minister in charge of AQSIQ, Zhi Shuping, said at a March…
METALS-Copper eases in thin trade, traders eye fresh China property curbs
MELBOURNE, March 20 London copper slipped on Monday on jitters that Beijing would set down tougher measures to cool its housing sector, although trade was thin as markets digested the results of a meeting of…
Property demand in China to continue: Swire CEO
Guy Bradley, chief executive of Swire Properties, weighs in on the demand for retail and commercial real estate in the Chinese and Hong Kong markets. ( read original story …)
Breaking Down China's Property Market
Mar.19 — Tao dong, senior adviser for private banking in APAC for Credit Suisse, discusses China’s rising home prices, how the prices are impacting property developers and what he thinks the PBOC can do to…
China to control excessive credit flow into property sector
China will continue to implement policies aimed at preventing a property bubble in its cities. With the red-hot property market picking up pace in February, China revealed plans to curb the rapid flow of bank…
China central bank should clarify rate policy, improve communication: working paper
BEIJING China’s central bank should clarify its new short-term policy rate and the target rate level as soon possible, according to a central bank working paper, as authorities in the world’s second-largest economy slowly shift…
