Chinese crude oil imports strengthened in August, as cargoes from the Persian Gulf crept higher and refiners increased purchases from other sources.
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China’s Crude Imports Strengthen as Refiners Diversify Supply
China’s exports up 25% y/y in August, imports surge 28.2%
BEIJING, Sept 8 (Reuters) – China’s exports expanded 25% year-on-year in August in U.S. dollar terms, matching forecast and accelerating from the 23.9% growth in the previous month, while imports …
China’s imports in August miss estimates as exports pick up pace amid calls for rebalancing trade
China’s exports and imports gathered momentum in August, as the world’s second-largest economy faces mounting pressure to rebalance trade.
China records $119B trade surplus in August as streak above $100B continues
China’s August trade surplus reached $119B, the third straight month above $100B, putting the country on pace for a record-breaking $1 trillion …
C-TOUCH & DISPLAY SHENZHEN 2026 to Showcase Breakthroughs in Micro LED Optical Interconnects, AI+AR Smart Glasses and TGV Glass Substrates
As the global display and smart interaction industry enters a new phase of technological convergence and application expansion, C-TOUCH & DISPLAY SHENZHEN 2026 is set to spotlight emerging …
Belgium’s arrest of alleged Chinese chip-tech thief fuels European fear of Beijing
Prosecutors suspect the man, detained while leaving for Beijing in May, was siphoning secrets to a Chinese company.
China’s government pumps $54B into banks, insurers amid slow growth
China on Monday poured $54 billion to eight state-owned banks and insurance companies as it sought to boost growth amid a slowing economy.
Ping An AI platform earns Hang Seng ESG upgrade: China data laws still apply
Ping An ESG rating climbs to A+ in Hang Seng’s 2026 sustainability assessment, adding China’s largest insurer to seven indexes and triggering mandatory buying by passive funds — but the governance …
China’s export boom is hitting a global wall, and a former US trade chief warns America could face the fallout
Michael Froman, a former U.S. trade representative, warns that China’s export led growth model could eventually run into a wall of foreign trade barriers. The latest data show no collapse yet: exports …
China’s Finance Ministry to Inject USD45 Billion Into Eight Central State-Owned Financial Firms
(Yicai) Sept. 7 — Eight central state-owned financial enterprises will increase their capital by a total of CNY360 billion (USD53.6 billion), with the Ministry of Finance set to contribute CNY300 billion, to supplement their core…
China targets financial stability with $54 billion state insurer capital boost
China’s Ministry of Finance will spearhead a combined $54 billion capital injection into state-owned insurers, with the move aimed at strengthening capital across the country’s financial system. The …
Belgium’s arrest of Chinese alleged chip-tech thief fuels European fear of Beijing
Prosecutors suspect the man, detained while leaving for Beijing in May, was siphoning secrets to a Chinese company.
Beijing expands funding tools to support food security, rural modernization
By Ella Cao and Liz Lee BEIJING, Sept 7 (Reuters) – China unveiled a plan on Monday to bolster funding for rural revitalisation, aiming by 2030 to establish a more sustainable and efficient investment …
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