CHINESE banks are set to trim rates on 300 trillion yuan (S$55 trillion) of deposits as soon as this week after the latest barrage of stimulus policies further squeeze their profitability, according …
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China banks mull cutting deposit rates as early as this week
China May Raise $850 Billion in New Debt Over Three Years to Spur Growth, Says Report
BEIJING (Reuters) – China may raise an additional 6 trillion yuan ($850 billion … Since then, the size of the expected fiscal package has been the subject of intense speculation in financial markets. Chinese shares…
CR Beverage Prepares to List With Near $650.0 Million IPO
The Chinese beverage company is testing investor interest in its business with a nearly US$650 million Hong Kong listing, taking advantage of growing risk appetite for new equity offerings in one of …
China launches massive war games around Taiwan
China launched a large military drill surrounding Taiwan to warn against independence. NBC News’ Janis Mackey Frayer reports on the growing tensions.
China’s top private firms cut jobs, await greater support to allay anxieties
All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce report shows China’s top 500 private enterprises cut 314,600 jobs in 2023 compared to a year earlier.
China’s big fiscal stimulus package is coming
A briefing by China’s Ministry of Finance might have been short on detail, but it did enough in outlining China’s plans to recapitalise its big banks and shore up over-stretched local government finances to settle…
Kraft Heinz celebrates 40 years in China: transforming for the future
In 2020, Kraft Heinz moved its Asian headquarters from Singapore to Shanghai. This reaffirms Kraft Heinz’s long-term commitment to the Chinese market and its dedication to serving the needs of its consumers while underscoring the…
How China is lessening its reliance on helium sourced from US
China has significantly reduced its dependence on US-sourced helium, a critical resource for technology sectors like semiconductors and healthcare. By …
China’s economic turnaround depends on the will to grow private sector
CHONGQING – China has signalled that it is pushing for the growth of its private sector, which economists say is key to its economic recovery and to help solve two of the country’s biggest headaches:…
HSBC probes China Pinnacle wealth business on costs and control, say sources
By Selena Li, Engen Tham and Sumeet Chatterjee HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) -HSBC Holdings Plc is reviewing expenses and operational controls at its China digital wealth business Pinnacle, in a move …
A Japanese boy was killed in China. Was cyber-nationalism to blame?
While many on Chinese social media mourned the killing of the Japanese schoolboy, a few cyber-nationalists struck a very different tone.
China’s premier inaugurates a Beijing-funded airport at the start of a Pakistan trip
China’s Premier Li Qiang on Monday inaugurated a Beijing-funded airport built in restive southwestern Pakistan a week after militants killed two Chinese workers, as he arrived for a regional security …
China is quietly extracting itself from a US helium ‘stranglehold’, experts say
Years of research and development are helping China become less reliant on overseas sources of the valuable noble gas.
