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US updates a science and technology pact with China to reflect growing rivalry and security threats
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President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday declared his intention to “do something great with crypto,” signaling a significant shift in U.S. policy on digital assets. Trump emphasized the need for the …
China bank lending rises far less expected in November
New bank lending in China rose by far less than expected in November, highlighting weak credit demand in the world’s second-largest economy as policymakers pledge to roll out more stimulus measures.
China’s CATL offers suppliers financial support to drive battery innovation
China’s CATL has told suppliers it is willing to provide them with financial support to speed up technology innovation in battery materials and equipment, part of efforts to relieve stress on its …
China prepared to double down on support for economy as tariffs loom
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Can China climb out of economic stagnation in 2025?
In September, the People’s Bank of China launched the largest economic stimulus measures since the COVID-19 pandemic, releasing about 1 trillion yuan into the banking system. In November, the finance …
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Chinese social media Xiaohongxu moves closer to IPO as profits surge in 2024, sources say
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China’s New Loans Lower Than Expected Despite Beijing’s Call to Stimulate Growth
New loans issued by Chinese banks came in lower than expected despite Beijing ordering banks to step up lending to encourage domestic demand.
China’s emissions are peaking. Bringing them down will be the hard part.
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China’s Credit Growth Unexpectedly Slows Despite Stimulus Effort
China’s credit expansion unexpectedly slowed in November from a year ago despite strong government bond sales and stimulus measures, underscoring faltering demand for financing. China’s struggling economy has rebounded modestly in recent weeks on the…
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