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American siblings banned from leaving China return to U.S. after release of Huawei executive
American siblings Cynthia and Victor Liu, who were barred from leaving China for three years, returned to the United States on Sunday after Canada’s release of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou, according …
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Why China is making an example out of property giant Evergrande with the country having so many empty apartment blocks they’re being BLOWN UP – here’s what the crisis means for …
China has enough empty apartments to house 90million people. Hong Kong-based researcher Logan Wright said that explained the Evergrande crackdown. Australians with shares are in danger.
Sunac Leads Rebound in Chinese Property Stocks
The real-estate developer played down a leaked request for government help, and the country’s central bank said it wants healthy development of the property market.
China Crypto Investors Are Buying More as Beijing Circles
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China will keep normal monetary policy as long as possible, says central bank governor
BEIJING :China’s central bank governor Yi Gang said China will stay with normal monetary policy settings for as long as possible, and that the yield curve can also maintain a normal and upward sloping …
China has tools to avoid Evergrande crisis, says ADB head
China has sufficient buffers and policy tools to prevent debt-riddled developer China Evergrande Group from triggering a global financial crisis, Asian Development Bank President Masatsugu Asakawa …
Electric Car Company’s Financial Woes Mark More Trouble For China’s Evergrande
An electric car company linked to China’s Evergrande is having trouble paying suppliers and will no longer sell new shares on the Shanghai stock exchange. This comes as Evergrande’s main real estate …
You just can’t keep a good thing down: China bans crypto (again)
China banned cryptocurrencies again, but this time the markets hardly noticed. What does this mean for the strength of crypto, and has China just made another big mistake?
China urges to import more coal from Russia to resolve power shortages
China should work to import more coal from Russia, Indonesia and Mongolia in order to resolve supply shortages now crippling large sections of industry, said Han Jun, governor of the northeastern …
China fires another shot at bitcoin, making cryptocurrency transactions illegal
China has continued its bitcoin crackdown by making all. The Chinese central bank issued a statement on Saturday, seeking to clarify a joint no …
