China’s long-awaited rebound from the Covid pandemic is floundering: On Tuesday, the country’s central bank unexpectedly cut interests in hopes of fixing a “confidence crisis” in the economy.
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The narrative surrounding U.S. investment banks and their once-flourishing relationship with China has drastically shifted. It’s not just about missed opportunities or simple miscalculations. It’s …
US stocks slide amid banking fears, weak China data
US stocks slid on Tuesday as investors fretted over the banking sector and took in data showing another weak month for China’s economy.
Stumbling China adds shadow banking mess to a property crisis
China’s latest rate cuts will do little to soothe growing concerns about contagion from the property sector spilling into the broader economy.
Marketmind: China crisis
A look at the day ahead in Asian markets from Jamie McGeever, financial markets columnist. The word ‘crisis’ should always be used responsibly and judiciously when covering financial markets, business and economics,
China’s statistics bureau rejects deflation concerns at Beijing press conference
In response to recent deflation concerns, a representative from China’s National bureau of statistics has alleged that there is no deflation in China, and does not expect it in the future.
Stocks sink as China woes spark global sell-off: Stock market news today
China’s continued economic woes took center stage globally … as Wall Street analysts signal bullish optimism ahead of next week’s earnings. As Yahoo Finance’s Ines Ferré reports: “We expect a …
China’s economy under ‘significant amount of stress’: Analyst
China’s economic situation takes a turn after the country’s central bank slashes its lending rates and its real estate sector comes under pressure. Rhodium Group Associate Director Charlie Vest joins …
China slashes rates and suspends data on youth unemployment as troubles mount
Chinese officials have cut key interest rates and begun obscuring data as the world’s second-largest economy struggles and threatens to cause global turbulence.
China’s Economic Pain Is Deepening. Don’t Expect a Quick Rescue.
Stimulus that could build on Tuesday’s rate cut is likely coming, but more trouble may be needed before Beijing makes an aggressive move.
China wants to deepen defense ties with Iran and Belarus
“We would like to deepen our defense cooperation with new member Iran and member-to-be Belarus,” Chinese defense minister Li Shangfu said at the Moscow Conference on International Security.
China Mobile ends H1 with 393 million 5G subscribers
China Mobile also said its total connections reached 3.19 billion at the end of June, with a net addition of 250 million during the period. In the mobile segment, the telco reached a total of…
