Oil prices declined about 2% on Monday, wiping out all of last week’s gains, after China oil imports fell for the fifth month, stoking concern about fuel demand as OPEC cut its 2024 and 2025…
Tagged By covid-19
Shenzhen exhibition shows how artists who have left Hong Kong think of their city today
Human desires, the comfort of family and friends, a sense of displacement among ideas conveyed by art on show at Shenzhen’s Mangrove Gallery.
Prices in China are stagnating, putting more pressure on Beijing to jump-start the economy
Consumer prices rose marginally in September and producer prices fell sharply, stoking demand for government stimulus to boost the Chinese economy.
China’s exports miss forecasts as lone bright spot fades
China’s export growth slowed sharply in September while imports also unexpectedly decelerated, undershooting forecasts by big margins and suggesting manufacturers are slashing prices to move inventory ahead of tariffs from several trade partners.
Russia’s defence minister in Beijing as China holds war games around Taiwan
Russian defence minister Andrei Belousov visited Beijing on Monday for official talks with China’s military leaders. On the same day, China started ne
China’s Air Force Could ‘Control the Skies,’ Senators Warn
Amid escalating threats from China in the Taiwan Strait, senators argue that the U.S. must quickly modernize its air arsenal.
China shares rise on vague stimulus news while Europe’s luxury brands take a hit
Shares in mainland China rose as investors digested Beijing’s Saturday briefing on stimulus measures—in which the finance minister said more was needed but didn’t offer specifics.
Rediscover Beijing’s history aboard the iconic dang-dang bus
According to Yun, the dang-dang sightseeing buses date back to the inaugural tram service at Qianmen in 1924. The copper bell was used as a courtesy signal to pedestrians. As the city evolved, the traditional…
‘Stern warning’: China launches war games around Taiwan to warn against independence
China launched military exercises around Taiwan as part of what it called a ‘stern warning’ against ‘separatist acts by Taiwan independent forces.’
China’s Premier Li attends a regional security meeting in Pakistan
China’s Premier Li Qiang is the most prominent leader attending this week’s meeting in Pakistan of a regional security grouping that was founded by Russia and China to counter Western alliances.
Remains of late Chinese leader Wu Bangguo cremated in Beijing
BEIJING — The remains of Wu Bangguo, former chairman of the National People’s Congress Standing Committee, China’s top legislature, were cremated in Beijing on Monday.
China’s Stock Markets Rebound on Promises to Help Businesses
Assurances from government officials on plans to strengthen the private sector offset a lack of specifics about economic stimulus.
China’s stimulus promises bring property sector hope, rather than confidence
Chinese finance industry professional Zhang Jing made enough money from a recent stock market rally to consider hopping on the housing ladder but wants to hear more from the government before making a …
