The Chinese government is looking at additional ways to boost the economy, Finance Minister Lan Fo’an said Saturday, but he stopped short of unveiling a major new stimulus plan that analysts
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China’s Inflation Eases in September, Puts Pressure on Beijing for Stronger Stimulus Measures
China’s consumer inflation unexpectedly eased in September, while producer price deflation deepened, underscoring the mounting pressure on Beijing to roll out more robust stimulus measures to revive its flagging demand and economic activity.
China to introduce incremental fiscal policy measures to bolster economy
China will introduce a package of targeted incremental fiscal policy measures in the near future to boost the economy, Minister of Finance Lan Fo’an told a press conference on Saturday. The package includes increasing the…
What Investors Want From China’s Big Stimulus Reveal
China’s markets rounded out a rocky week with a 2.8% slide in the CSI 300 Index and a rally in corporate bonds, as all eyes turn to the Ministry of Finance policy briefing on Saturday…
China arrests former insurance executive as anti-corruption campaign sweeps finance sector
Li Quan, former chair of New China Life Insurance, is accused of embezzlement and bribery and has been expelled from Communist Party Li Quan, former chairman of New China Life Insurance Co Ltd (NCL),
China Puts Investor Patience to Test as Key Meeting Underwhelms
China’s highly anticipated Finance Ministry briefing on Saturday lacked the firepower that equity investors had hoped for, indicating that the volatility that’s gripped the market following a …
Chinese finance minister hints at increasing the deficit at highly anticipated briefing
Analyst projections for how much fiscal stimulus is needed range from around 2 trillion yuan ($283.1 billion) to more than 10 trillion yuan.
China flags more fiscal stimulus for economy, leaves out key details on size
The omission of a dollar figure for the package is likely to prolong investors’ nervous wait for a clearer policy roadmap.
VIEW China’s briefing on stimulus gets lukewarm investor reception
China said on Saturday it will “significantly increase” government debt issuance to offer subsidies to people with low incomes, support the property market and replenish state banks’ capital as it pushes to revive sputtering economic…
VIEW Investor reactions to briefing from China’s finance ministry on stimulus
China said on Saturday it will “significantly increase” government debt issuance to offer subsidies to people with low incomes, support the property market and replenish state banks’ capital as it pushes to revive sputtering economic…
China’s finance minister says there is room for more economic stimulus but offers few details
China’s finance minister on Saturday said the country will “significantly increase” debt issuance to counter slow economic growth, stabilize the property market, top up the capital of state banks, and …
China’s bold move to stimulate economy? Takeaways from Finance Ministry’s press conference
Finance Minister Lan Foan said Beijing will help local governments with their debt, give subsidies to low-income individuals, support the property market, and replenish state banks’ capital.
China’s stimulus message leaves investors wanting though hanging onto hope
China’s highly anticipated announcement of financial stimulus plans on Saturday was big on intent but low on the measurable details that investors need to ratify their recent return to the world’s second-biggest stock market.
