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Assets of China’s financial institutions totaled 371.26 trillion yuan (about US$57.56 trillion) by the end of the second quarter of this year, official data showed. The volume increased by 9.1% year …
Partners Financial says investors in China market should shift focus away from these markets
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China’s Evergrande Group’s likely default on liabilities including interest payments and debt obligations has fuelled the fear of a contagion spreading across global financial markets.
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LAUNCESTON: Slumping diesel exports from China are proving a boon to other refiners in Asia, with the profit from producing the fuel rising to the highest in 18 months. China has been Asia’s …
Stocks Plunge Amid China, Fed and Washington Concerns
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Demand for Bitcoin has plunged as cryptocurrency investors worry about what the potential collapse of Chinese property development giant Evergrande means for the world economy.
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Concern that China Evergrande may default on its mountain of debt hit shares of toilet maker Toto and other Japanese firms that are seen vulnerable to a further slowdown in China’s property …
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Asian shares mostly extend losses on China property worries
Asian shares mostly declined Tuesday, with Tokyo down 2.2% as worries about heavily indebted Chinese real estate developers weighed on sentiment. On Monday, U.S. stocks logged their biggest drop since …
China Evergrande default fears haunt investors as Beijing stands back, for now
Default fears continued to stalk China Evergrande Group on Tuesday despite efforts by its chairman to lift confidence in the embattled firm, as markets looked for possible intervention by Beijing to …
