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As China resumes issuing gaming license approval, its regulatory control has not loosened. We comment on recent developments affecting the gaming industry.
China’s Guangzhou cuts community transmission of COVID-19
A medical worker in protective suit collects a swab sample from a woman for COVID-19 nucleic acid testing in the subdistrict of Baihedong in Liwan district of Guangzhou, South China’s Guangdong …
Shanghai going all out to treat severe COVID-19 cases
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Shanghai lockdown: China struggles to maintain key supply chains amid ‘dynamic zero’ Covid-19 policy
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China yuan’s pressure to ease, but ‘internal fundamentals’ remain amid coronavirus battle
People’s Bank of China will cut the foreign exchange deposit reserve requirement ratio for banks by 1 percentage point to 8 per cent from next month The move is an attempt from the central bank…
UN team in China ahead of rights chief visit to Xinjiang
A United Nations team has landed in China ahead of a long-delayed visit by the U.N. human rights chief to Xinjiang …
China will step up infrastructure construction to boost growth – President Xi
China will step up infrastructure construction to boost domestic demand and drive economic growth going forward, state TV reported on Tuesday, citing a top economics meeting chaired by President Xi …
Opinion: Why no one dare tell China’s Xi the awful truth — zero-Covid isn’t working
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Share markets, Investors alarmed by the epidemic situation in Shanghai, Beijing
Share markets, Investors alarmed by the epidemic situation in Shanghai, Beijing Markets reacted negatively to the latest rapid COVID flare-up in China amid fears of additional lockdowns and reduced …
China lowers banks’ FX reserve ratio to 8% from 9% to stabilize yuan
China is cutting its foreign exchange reserve requirement ratio by 100 basis points to 8 percent from May 15. China’s central bank on Monday said the cut is aimed at stabilizing the yuan and releasing…
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