Chinese banks extended 1.45 trillion yuan ($201.5 billion) in new yuan loans in February, according to Reuters calculations based on data released by the People’s Bank of China, down sharply from …
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China was the first to discover the hotly contested South China Sea, a Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said Thursday. The country was also the first to “name, explore, and exploit Nanhai Zhudao …
Chinese state media reporters blocked from deadly blast site near Beijing, raising rare controversy over press controls
Chinese police forcibly remove journalists from scene of explosion in Hebei province, prompting debate about media’s right to report on disasters.
China and NATO Officials Meet Amid Warnings of Russia Alignment
Chinese military and NATO discussed Russia’s war in Ukraine and maritime security issues in the eighth edition of the dialogue.
Zelensky Adviser Meets China’s Ukraine Ambassador in Push for ‘Just Peace’
The Ukrainian chief of staff discussed the planned “global peace summit” with the Chinese envoy to end the war in Ukraine.
China to Tighten IPOs, Checks on Listed Firms to Boost Stocks
China’s markets regulator vowed to tighten listing requirements onshore and beef up checks on listed firms, in its latest effort to inject confidence in the nation’s $9.2 trillion stock market.
Industry insiders upbeat about seafood trade between US, China despite multiple uncertainties
NEW YORK – American and Chinese Seafood industry players have expressed optimism about expanding business in each other’s country despite uncertainties from multiple fronts. Nearly 60 companies from …
China’s Economy Isn’t the Existential Threat It’s Made Out to Be
China’s economic rise has spurred intense debate about how wary the U.S., and perhaps the rest of the world, should be. The concern is understandable, but public perception is at best out of date, if…
Iron Ore Drops Below $100 on China’s Persistent Property Crisis
Iron ore futures fell below $100 a ton for the first time in seven months as investors bet that China’s years-long property crisis will run through 2024, keeping a lid on steel demand.Most Read from…
Taiwan firms in mainland China turn ‘more cautious’ with investments as cuts and offshoring increase, survey finds
Geopolitical tensions, coupled with a weakened and more uncertain business environment on the mainland, continue to take a toll on investor confidence among Taiwanese investors.
China securities regulator to tighten regulations on listed firms, brokers
China’s top securities regulator vowed on Friday to strengthen regulations on listed firms and financial institutions to prevent risks in the stock market.
Three Top China Executives Depart Consulting Firm Control Risks
Control Risks has seen all three of its partners in mainland China depart or plan their exits over the past year and it isn’t clear they will be replaced, a reflection of the increasingly complicated…
