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China Coal’s Record Rally Fizzles as Beijing Secures Supply
Coal futures in China fell after closing at record highs for three straight sessions as the country’s top planning agency said supplies have been secured for the winter and spring.
Why is Beijing’s liaison office going on ‘listening tours’ in Hong Kong and should Carrie Lam worry about a second governing team in charge?
Senior officials from Beijing’s liaison office in Hong Kong emerged from their heavily guarded headquarters in Western district earlier this month and popped up in multiple unexpected locations across …
Taiwan tensions raise fears of US-China conflict in Asia
After sending a record number of military aircraft to harass Taiwan over China’s National Day holiday, Beijing has toned down the saber rattling but tensions remain high, with the rhetoric and …
China GDP: will weaker data damage Xi’s ambitious policy agenda?
The emphasis on deleveraging, squeeze on property speculation and energy shortages are likely to have substantially dented China’s already weak growth momentum,” said Eswar Prasad, a former head of …
China to kick off ‘next global conflict’ if Taiwan is lost to ‘tyranny’, says expert
CHINA is likely to start the “next global conflict” amid tensions in the South China Sea and over Taiwan, an expert has said, sparking World War Three fears.
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China’s imports of major commodities in September showed an increasing divergence between energy and metals, with coal and natural gas soaring while copper and iron ore struggle. The imports data are …
Data shows China’s share of the bitcoin mining network has dropped from 67% to zero
CNBC’s MacKenzie Sigalos reports on new data showing that China’s share of the bitcoin mining network dropped from 67% to zero in less than a year.
GMO Announces Senior Hire as Amy Shang Joins Firm to Lead Greater China Efforts
GMO announces Amy Shang has joined the firm’s Asia-Pacific client relations team to lead business development efforts in Greater China.
POLL-China’s growth seen slowing to 5.5% in 2022, modest policy easing expected
China’s economic growth is likely to slow to 5.5% in 2022 from an expected expansion of 8.2% this year, a Reuters poll showed, but the central bank could remain cautious about monetary easing due to…
General Motors goes against the herd in China and lands a second hit with its petrol-guzzling SUV in a field of electric vehicles
General Motors has scored a second hit in China with a petrol-guzzling sports-utility vehicle (SUV) powered by an internal combustion engine even as it went against the herd in a market that is …
China Keli Signs Share Exchange Agreement with PT Hydrotech Metal Indonesia
China Keli Electric Company Ltd. (TSXV: ZKL.H) (the “Company” or “China Keli”) is pleased to announce that, pursuant to its previously announced letter of intent, it has entered into a share exchange …
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