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China’s top financial industry officials say Beijing will press on with reforms
CATL plant to come up in Beijing E-town
The Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, or Beijing E-town, welcomed Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd, China’s largest automotive lithium-ion battery maker, into its fold on Tuesday. The company began construction of its first battery plant in…
Why China is behind Putin and Kim’s budding friendship
As Mr Putin hails his “firm friendship” with Mr Kim, he must know it has a limit. And that limit is Chinese President Xi Jinping. A wary Beijing is watching There are some signs Mr…
Europe’s Big Battery Plans Drained by China, US
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Supply Chain Alert: China Temporarily Suspends Urea Exports
China has halted exports of urea once again after two months due to domestic fertilizer supply issues. However, as South Korea diversifies its urea import, the domestic impact is expected to be limited.
China car firms seek 25% tax on EU – state media
C hinese car companies have called on Beijing to hit European Union rivals with import taxes of up to 25% if the trading bloc imposes tariffs on vehicles from China, the country’s state media has…
Chinese media in race to tap tech, AI amid financial crunch and fact-check push
New technology a ‘double-edged sword’ that can drive innovation but also spur misinformation, executives say at industry forum China’s media industry is racing to embrace new technology for …
Philippines demands China return rifles and pay for boat damage after hostilities in disputed sea
The Philippine military chief has demanded China return several rifles and equipment seized by the Chinese coast guard in a disputed shoal and pay for damage in an assault he likened to an act of…
Nasdaq Boosts Scrutiny of Investors in IPOs From China, HK
Nasdaq Inc. is once again increasing scrutiny of small initial public offerings from China and Hong Kong to avoid a repeat of the wild swings that followed a handful of deals two years ago, according…
Financial reforms in focus at forum
Continued efforts will be made to advance China’s high-standard financial opening-up and improve the financial sector’s support for the real economy, especially new quality productive forces, the …
Financial reforms in focus at forum
Continued efforts will be made to advance China’s high-standard financial opening-up and improve the financial sector’s support for the real economy, especially new quality productive forces, the …
China Leaves Benchmark Rates Steady as PBOC Walks Tight Rope
The steady monthly LPR fixings underscore that Beijing’s monetary easing efforts continued to be limited by narrowing interest rate margins and a weakening currency, despite a flurry of recent data …
China Leaves Benchmark Rates Steady as PBOC Walks Tight Rope
The steady monthly LPR fixings underscore that Beijing’s monetary easing efforts continued to be limited by narrowing interest rate margins and a weakening currency, despite a flurry of recent data …
