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Japan and China exchange barbs after prime minister’s remarks over Taiwan
China announces restrictions on chemicals after deal with Trump on fentanyl tariffs
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Japan and China exchange barbs after PM Takaichi’s remarks over Taiwan
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China allocates $33 bln from sovereign bonds for disaster-hit infrastructure -state media
China’s finance ministry has allocated a first batch of 237.9 billion yuan ($33.38 billion) of funds from sovereign bonds as of Monday, in an effort to support the renovation of infrastructure in …
Chery Auto’s Parent Firm Confirms Chinese Carmaker Plans to Go Public
Beijing-based IDG Capital is in contact with Chery to acquire a stake in Chery Auto, a recent media report claimed. According to other news, Chery Auto will submit an IPO application next year, which …
China allocates $33 billion from sovereign bonds for disaster-hit infrastructure -state media
China’s finance ministry has allocated a first batch of 237.9 billion yuan ($33.38 billion) of funds from sovereign bonds as of Monday, in an effort to support the renovation of infrastructure in …
China’s Millionaires Are Worried. That’s a Problem for Wall Street.
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U.S. export controls on China are ‘very narrowly targeted,’ think tank says
Robert Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, says “they’re targeted at semiconductors, at semiconductor makers and equipment,” adding that “the Chinese economy is so much broader than that.
Beijing will build safety net around housing hole
Everyone knows China has a big problem: major developers are crippled by debts and have left millions of residential units unfinished. Few remember that the People’s Republic has long strived for the …
China’s economic conditions to improve in 2024 – officials
China’s economy is expected to see more favourable conditions and more opportunities than challenges in 2024, state media said citing officials of the Chinese Communist Party’s finance and economy office.
China: Removing financial risks to build a modern society
THE Central Economic Work Conference that was held recently made it clear that high-quality development is necessary for building a modern socialist country.
China central bank resumes 14-day reverse repos to smoothen year-end cash demand
China’s central bank resumed injecting short-term cash through 14-day reverse repos for the first time in three months on Monday, as it steps up efforts to smoothen increasing year-end liquidity …
Financial openness can help drive economy
The Central Financial Work Conference, held from Oct 30 to 31, highlighted the importance of building a nation with a strong financial sector at a faster pace and promoting high-standard financial …
Chinese brands focus on tech innovation
At the 2023 Boao Forum for Entrepreneurs early this month in Boao, a coastal town in South China’s Hainan province, Chinese entrepreneurs and experts said technological innovation empowers Chinese …
