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Two of China’s private data agencies skipped releasing data on monthly home sales by the country’s top developers, after state-backed Vanke stirred market concerns with its bond extension bid.
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When it comes to virtual currencies, especially stablecoins, China and Western countries have taken completely different regulatory approaches. The U.S. and Europe tend to recognize the legitimacy of …
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China’s private home-sale data vanishes after Vanke turmoil
The delayed data disclosure comes after Vanke — long considered one of the sector’s healthier firms — sought to postpone repayment on a local bond for the first time last week …
China’s November new home prices climb but resale values extend declines, survey shows
BEIJING, Dec 1 – China’s new home prices rose at a faster pace in November, but prices in the secondary market declined further in a sign that the crisis-hit property sector has yet to bottom…
China To Intensify Crackdown on Virtual Currencies, Including Stablecoins: Report
Virtual currencies are not legally recognized as fiat money in China and related activities are deemed illegal financial operations, officials said. Mainland China has reiterated its anti-crypto …
China says cryptocurrencies and stablecoins have no legal status
China has drawn a bright red line under its long running campaign against private digital money, declaring that cryptocurrencies and stablecoins have no legal status and cannot function as money in …
China shoots for the stars with big bet on commercial space sector
The Chinese commercial space market is expected to exceed 2.5 trillion yuan (US$350 billion) in 2025, with Beijing positioning the industry as a key engine for future economic growth and global …
China’s factory activity unexpectedly contracts in November, missing estimates, private survey shows
The RatingDog China General Manufacturing PMI, conducted by S&P Global, dropped to 49.9 in November, missing analysts’ expectations of 50.5 in a Reuters poll.
China’s November factory activity swings back to decline, private PMI shows
China’s factory activity in November contracted slightly as production growth came to a halt and new orders slowed, a private-sector survey showed on Monday. The RatingDog China General Manufacturing …
China’s military firms struggle as corruption purge bites, report says
Revenues at China’s giant military firms fell last year as corruption purges slowed arms contracts and procurement, according to a study released on Monday by a leading conflict think tank. The …
