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COVID-19-hit Shenzhen will resume work, production in an orderly manner
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Just days into a Covid-19 lockdown that bars residents of Shenzhen from leaving their homes, China is allowing some companies to restart factories in the tech hub in a move that may provide a …
New COVID-19 protocols key to China’s battle against pandemic
The new adjustments that China has made to its COVID-19 diagnosis and treatment protocols based on clinical evidence will be pivotal to the country’s battle against the pandemic, said Zhang Wenhong, …
China’s Jilin hands out COVID-19 antigen test kits
The northeastern Chinese cities of Changchun and Jilin, hardest hit by the fresh outbreak of COVID-19, have distributed millions of COVID-19 self-test antigen kits to citizens, including students, to …
China’s Covid-19 epicentre Jilin embraces rapid antigen tests to curb outbreak
China’s new Covid-19 epicentre Jilin province will incorporate rapid antigen tests (RATs) into its mass testing campaign after the country approved more test kits in a bid to curb the Omicron variant.
U.S. has a clear warning for China: Don’t come to Russia’s aid. Will Beijing heed it?
If they say they knew, they are an accomplice; if they say they didn’t know, they were played by Russia,” one expert said. “So neither is a viable option.” …
China finds itself in a tricky position — stuck between the White House and the Kremlin
The Biden administration is telling Beijing that it’s courting disaster by supporting Putin. But China may be too big to sanction.
Why China Is Sticking With Its ‘Covid Zero’ Strategy
China was being lauded by the World Health Organization for its success in beating the coronavirus. But its insistence on adhering to a so-called Covid Zero policy is leaving it increasingly isolated …
Analysis: After China avows market stability, investors want proof
China’s top financial policymaker rescued stock markets from a bloodbath this week with a promise of stability, but plenty of investors reckon mere words will not restore lasting calm in an economy …
China Jan-Feb non-financial outbound direct investment +0.9% y/y
China’s non-financial outbound direct investment (ODI) rose 0.9% in the first two months from a year earlier, to 100.26 billion yuan ($15.79 billion), the commerce ministry said on Thursday. We …
Developer Stocks Surge After China Pledge: Evergrande Update
Stronger Chinese developers’ dollar bonds jumped and stocks surged after Beijing’s call for more property industry support, but analysts cautioned that it may be too late to restore confidence in a …
China stops expanding pilot real estate tax tests
Chinese authorities announced that they have suspended the extension of the pilot test plan for the harmonized property tax this year, a plan that began in October last year, economic news portal …
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