The number of property foreclosures in China rose 32.3% in the first nine months of the year, according to a private survey, as home owners grappled with debt amid a property market slump and shaky…
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China’s property foreclosures up by a third so far in 2023
China Evergrande winding-up hearing adjourned as it seeks new debt deal
A Hong Kong court gave China Evergrande Group a five week reprieve to come up deal with creditors or face liquidation after the embattled developer said on Monday it was working on a revised debt…
Exclusive: US military begins Japan seafood purchases to counter China ban
The United States has for the first time begun buying Japanese seafood to supply its military there, a response to China’s ban on such products imposed after Tokyo released treated water from its crippled Fukushima…
China’s Economy Is Faltering. Should We Be Worried?
China’s economic health is our economic heartbeat. If they flatline, we will need resuscitating too. A slump in Chinese growth would cause a collapse in Australia’s exports, our dollar, our tax revenue, our profits, our…
Foreign Investment into China Falls as Capital Sources Change
US FDI may be declining, but Beijing has replacements from the Middle East By Chris Devonshire-Ellis Foreign investment into China has declined significantly since May this year, with four consecutive …
China’s Hot-and-Sour Noodle Chain Picks Banks for Hong Kong IPO
Chinese hot-and-sour noodle chain Maliuji has selected banks for a potential initial public offering in Hong Kong that could take place as soon as next year, according to people familiar with the …
The US and China need to turn down the heat, says California governor Gavin Newsom: ‘Divorce is not an option’
California Gov. Gavin Newsom met Chinese leader Xi Jinping last Wednesday during a week-long visit to China.
China’s share of global manufacturing jobs to rise by 2050
Western economies reassessed their dependence on China for goods due to the Covid-19 pandemic supply chain disruptions. (AFP pic) WASHINGTON: China’s share of global manufacturing jobs will increase …
China’s Oct factory activity likely rose as economy finds footing: Reuters poll
China’s manufacturing activity likely expanded for a second straight month in October, a Reuters poll showed on Monday, suggesting recent support measures are helping boost sentiment as the economy stabilises.
HSBC Says China Property Sector May Worsen, Sets Aside Funds
HSBC Holdings Plc warned of the risk of a further deterioration in China’s property sector, setting aside more funds for possible losses on its exposure to the country’s commercial real estate sector.
Optimism China might lift more export trade bans
Australia remains confident China might lift further tariffs on its products as Anthony Albanese prepares to visit Beijing.
Aomori sea cucumber fishermen hit hard by China’s seafood import ban
Twenty-seven cooperatives in the prefecture have suspended operations in October, when the fishing season for sea cucumbers starts in a normal year.
Standard Chartered-backed firm Zodia Custody expands Institutional crypto services to Hong Kong
Zodia Custody, owned by British financial powerhouse Standard Chartered, has announced its entry into the Hong Kong market. This move comes as part of the company’s deliberate foray into the …
