The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) was likely attempting to provide “overriding stability” ahead of the 19th Community Party Congress on Oct. 18, one market watcher said PBOC governor Zhou Xiaochuan told financial magazine Caijing…
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China’s economic achievements since 18th CPC national congress
China’s 2016 GDP of $11.2 trillion accounted for 14.8 percent … Thanks to reforms to simplify business registration and streamline approvals, the number of new companies registered in 2014-2016 totaled 13.62 million, an annual increase…
China central bank chief calls for open finance sector
BEIJING • People’s Bank of China (PBOC) governor Zhou Xiaochuan made a fresh call to open up the country’s financial sector, and warned that reform will become more difficult if the window of opportunity is…
Soon, another IPO billionaire in China
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Chinese central-bank chief talks of reforms aimed at lifting yuan’s status
Once missed, the cost of reform will be higher in the future,” said Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of the People’s Bank of China … China’s leadership — Zhou’s comments suggest Beijing would be more proactive…
West Bank Blues: Palestine’s Interpol Membership Rattles Israeli Media
AP Photo/ Interpol In this photo provided by Interpol, a Palestinian delegate receives the INTERPOL flag from the president of the International Criminal Police Organization Meng Hongwei second right, during the Interpol General Assembly, in…
World’s Most Powerful National Brands: Canada Rises To #7
China’s growth on the brand metric has been meteoric. The value of its brand grew 44 per cent in a year, to US$10.2 trillion, compared to just two-per-cent growth for the U.S. brand. Watch: Canada…
Follow me: Luxury brands turn to social media to connect with customers
told the South China Morning Post in an interview on Tuesday during a visit to Hong Kong. Jacobson, who was the eighth employee to join Facebook, said the risk for luxury brands in using social…
China May Consider These Countries For Its Next Overseas Military Base
per this China Daily news website report. It will also smooth joint military exercises and maintain “security of international strategic waterways,” the website says. It’s just one base, and Beijing isn’t expected to follow the…
US destroyer sails near China-claimed island in South China Sea
The latest sailing comes as the Trump administration is pressing China to help Washington deal with North Korea’s weapons program. Fox News’ Lucas Tomlinson contributed to this report. ( read original story …)
METALS-Copper hits 4-week high on potential China shortages
China announced plans in July and August to curb waste imports … CONGO: Helping to lift copper was news that Congo’s mines minister has ordered a joint venture of Chinese investors to stop exporting raw…
Trump Warned Intellectual Property Probe Risks China Trade War
The Trump administration’s probe into China’s intellectual-property practices threatens to spark a trade war between the world’s two biggest economies, according to an official representing Chinese industry. “We are quite confused and greatly … (…
Some U.S. businesses urge caution in China intellectual property trade push
WASHINGTON, Oct 10 (Reuters) – U.S. businesses and trade groups are split over how forcefully to crack down on China over intellectual property theft, with some arguing the country is making progress on its own…
