Liu said China’s capital markets had seen a series of “abnormal phenomena” lately, challenging the bottom line of China’s financial law and regulations. “That is not financial innovation,” Liu said. In a commentary responding to…
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China coal mine blasts kill 38: report
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China watching capital flows, accepts US rate rise likely
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China hopes Trump call with Taiwan leader won't damage ties
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Nomura Downgrades China Unicom Ltd. (CHU) to Neutral
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Bank of China sharply limits forex sales to companies in Shanghai: sources
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