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China Begins Implementing Relaxed COVID Control Measures
The National Health Commission scrapped many of China’s most stringent anti-pandemic regulations, including routine, mandatory PCR testing.
Our 3 calls for China
The outlook for China’s economy next year will depend on when Covid measures are eased and international borders are reopened. Recession in the US …
The US must wake up to China’s success in the Western Hemisphere
China has been making its presence felt throughout the Western Hemisphere for many years. Beijing has strategically invested in infrastructure, mineral wealth, and oil. It has also developed a large …
Asia week ahead: China data and central bank decisions in focus
Data reports from China, including industrial production, retail sales and fixed asset investment, are scheduled to be released on 15 December. Industrial production is expected to grow, but at a …
The Commodities Feed: Sentiment improves on more optimism from China
Sentiment in commodities markets has mostly improved after China announced that it is further relaxing its Covid-19 measures, including moving from …
China’s ‘decoupling’ from the West will transform financial markets
Lazard’s chief executive says President Xi Jinping’s unprecedented third term signals China is going its own way.
CX Daily: Beijing Stock Exchange Fights to Make Its Mark
Beijing Stock Exchange fights to make its mark. A stock exchange on the Chinese mainland intended to drive funding for innovative small and midsize ente …
‘What’s the point of buying?’ China’s property woes push young to rent
But while Chinese newly-weds typically see property ownership as an essential next step after marriage, Li and her husband are instead renting a two-bedroom apartment in the capital for Rmb13,000 ($1, …
China rolls back its zero-COVID policies, oil markets erase 2022 gains
Following major protests, China has eased some of its zero-COVID policies while oil prices hit their lowest level since December 2021.
Loosening Covid-19 laws in China will not be economy’s silver bullet, says ING
The loosening of strict Covid-19 restrictions in China Is unlikely to be the silver bullet the local economy needs, according to banking giant ING. China announced today that it is further relaxing …
China trade slump, Apple woes, central bank meetings – what’s moving markets
China announced more measures loosening COVID-19 health measures after new data showed its trade slowed sharply in November. Apple’s iPhone production is one of the casualties of that trend. Central …
China boosts gold reserves for the first time in over 3 years in possible attempt to diversify away from dollar
The People’s Bank of China has now emerged as one of the large mystery buyers in the bullion market following speculation over recent purchases.
