Demand for gasoline and jet fuel is falling as China orders massive lockdowns as part of its zero-tolerance approach toward the spread of coronavirus.
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Demand for oil in China is on pace to slide 20% this month, the biggest shock since the early days of COVID
A top FCC official accused Tim Cook of hypocrisy for talking up Apple’s commitment to human rights while censoring apps in China
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr said Cook’s recent comments “founder upon the harsh reality of your actions in China.” …
China accuses Australia of ‘coercive diplomacy’ after PM comments
China accuses Australian politicians of “coercive diplomacy” in the Pacific islands region, after Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison told reporters that Beijing was exerting “enormous pressure” …
China Wants to Reopen Factories After Covid-19 Lockdowns. It Isn’t That Easy.
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China probes former president of Merchants Bank for violations
Chinese authorities are investigating Tian Huiyu, former president of China Merchants Bank Co, for suspected violations, days after removing him from the nation’s top retail bank.
China central bank says to step up support to economy, maintain market stability
China’s central bank said on Friday that it would step up support to the economy and maintain market stability, amid growing headwinds such as challenges from the Ukraine conflict and supply chain …
China probes former president of Merchants Bank for violations
Chinese authorities are investigating Tian Huiyu, former president of China Merchants Bank Co, for suspected violations, days after removing him from the nation’s top retail bank.
Former president of China Merchants Bank under investigation
Tian Huiyu, former president of China Merchants Bank, has been under disciplinary and supervisory investigation, an official statement said Friday. Tian, also former Party chief of the bank, was …
China central bank says to step up support to economy, maintain market stability
China’s central bank said on Friday that it would step up support to the economy and maintain market stability, amid growing headwinds such as challenges from the Ukraine conflict and supply chain …
Former president of China Merchants Bank under investigation
Tian Huiyu, former president of China Merchants Bank, has been under disciplinary and supervisory investigation, an official statement said Friday. Tian, also former Party chief of the bank, was …
Despite Beijing’s Verbal Support, Some Companies and Banks in China Are Distancing Themselves From Russia
Ever since Russia sent troops into Ukraine nearly two months ago, China has refused to join the U.S. and Europe in condemning the Kremlin’s actions or imposing economic sanctions, with officials …
China ‘debt trap diplomacy’: ex-central bank governor slams accusations as a ‘smear’ amid warnings of global credit risks
China’s overseas lending is not a “debt trap”, former central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan has said, after two of the world’s biggest international financial institutions warned of growing credit …
Covid-19 disrupts tuberculosis detection but new pandemic tools may aid China in TB fight
China is among the countries with the highest prevalence of latent TB infection, with around 20 to 30 per cent of the population living with the infection Lessons learned since 2020 mean China can now…
