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China vows retaliation if Trump slaps 25 percent tariff on $200 billion of Chinese imports
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China stocks drop in late trade on fears of new property curbs, trade war
The blue-chip CSI300 index was down 2.01 per cent, with the real estate sub-index skidding 4.52 per cent. SHANGHAI: China’s stock markets fell sharply in afternoon trade to end lower Wednesday, as ant… ( read…
Transpacific trade war a negative, but not a death blow, for China’s office and industrial property, analysts say
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Foreign investors target Beijing property
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China’s Shenzhen city steps up property control
BEIJING, July 31 (Reuters) – China’s southern boomtown of Shenzhen has stepped up property controls, including suspending purchases of new and existing residential property, the city government said o… ( read original story …)
Shenzhen steps up property buying curbs as Beijing moves to boost growth
“Previous easing cycles have always included stimulating the property market, as investment in the sector is an important driver of China’s economy. But there’s no mention in this cycle, and the pace … ( read…
Shenzhen announces tighter property market regulation
[Photo/VCG] Shenzhen announced its latest round of restrictions on Tuesday to curb housing market speculation, following the recent moves by other major cities in China. The new curbs … from the dat… ( read original…
Shenzhen Tightens Grip on Property Transactions
Southern China’s tech hub of Shenzhen stepped up controls over property transactions, adding to a slew of restrictions and joining dozens of cities trying to rein in soaring housing prices. The Shenzh… ( read original…
1st LD-Writethru: Chinese stocks end lower, dragged by property, steel shares
A meeting of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee on Tuesday stressed that the problems in the property market must be resolved properly. A differentiated approach to … ( read…
China Mobile powers MiguC online entertainment platform launch in Hong Kong
China Mobile Hong Kong (CMHK) has introduced MiguC in this year’s Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong. MiguC is an online entertainment and informative anime platform originated from mainland China and thr… ( read original story …)
China warns of retaliation if U.S. takes more trade steps
China’s government warned Wednesday it will retaliate if Washington … Beijing responded by imposing the same penalties on the same amount of U.S. imports. Bloomberg News reported, citing three unide… ( read original story …)
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