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Fearing Yuan’s Slide, China Puts New Limits on Property Companies’ Bonds
SHANGHAI—China’s top economic planning body has told the country’s heavily indebted property companies to curb their issuance of dollar-denominated bonds, a sign of Beijing’s concern about the side effects of the yuan’s recent slide. In…
The Good Times Are Over for China’s Property Stocks
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China rejects US concerns over South China Sea militarisation
China’s President Xi Jinping told visiting US defence secretary Jim Mattis that China would not yield “one inch” of the South China Sea, rebuffing Washington’s efforts to engage Beijing on the issue. Mr Mattis was…
China tries to defuse trade pressure, says world benefits
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Beijing ‘has no problem’ with Donald Trump’s softer tone over Chinese investments in US
Beijing is happy with Donald Trump’s softer stance on Chinese investments in the US, a senior official said on Thursday, because his new proposals do not single out Chinese companies. Xiao Yaqing, the chairman of…
Exclusive: China rejects U.S. request for talks on airline website row
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China Escalates Crackdown on Property Speculation in 30 Cities
China escalated a crackdown on property speculation, saying it is embarking on a six-month campaign in 30 cities to root out violations in the housing market. The special campaign will target unlicensed real estate agencies,…
Whack-a-mole: China steps up property crackdown in 30 major cities
China said on Thursday it would renew efforts to crack down on property irregularities in 30 major cities from July to end-December, mobilizing powers from seven major Chinese government agencies in a concerted effort to…
China to crack down on property irregularities in 30 major cities
BEIJING (Reuters) – China will crack down on property irregularities in 30 major cities from July to the end of December, according to a notice posted on the housing ministry’s website on Thursday. The crackdown…
