Many countries have had to navigate the balancing act of keeping the economy alive versus protecting citizens from COVID in recent years.
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Bank of China offers loans to ease Chinese developer’s liquidity
A security guard wearing a mask following the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak is seen near the Bank of China in Beijing, China, October 19, 2020. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang/File Photo …
China’s premier tells world’s trade, finance leaders that its ‘doors will be opened wider’
Li Keqiang vows to ‘facilitate international exchanges and people mobility’, at annual round-table gathering featuring face-to-face exchanges with heads of IMF, World Bank, WTO and others China’s …
China $108 Billion Bond Sale Expected to Refinance Old Debt
China will sell 750 billion yuan ($108 billion) worth of special sovereign bonds next week, in a move economists said was likely to be a rollover of existing debt rather than representing new stimulus …
China’s Xi tells Gulf nations to use Shanghai exchange for yuan energy deals
China’s President Xi Jinping said in Riyadh on Friday that China and Gulf nations should make full use of the Shanghai Petroleum and National Gas Exchange as a platform to carry out yuan settlement of…
China, HK stocks extend rally as Beijing eases COVID rules
China and Hong Kong stocks rose on Friday as investors continued to bet on companies that stand to gain from China’s COVID policy pivot, driving up consumer and healthcare stocks. Property shares …
Beijing issues 140M yuan in subsidies to support cultural enterprises
According to the Beijing State-owned Cultural Assets Administration Center, 85.66% of cultural enterprises currently face liquidity shortages due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and 62.89% of …
China’s Li Auto Sees Higher Deliveries in Q4; Third-Quarter Loss Widens
China’s Li Auto Inc on Friday forecast higher delivery of vehicles and a rise in revenue in the fourth quarter, banking on a production ramp-up and better cost management. The electric vehicle maker …
Take Five: the Grand 2022 Central Bank Finale
Investors will be fed a huge helping of year-end U.S. news when Tuesday’s release of November consumer inflation data is followed by the Federal Reserve’s last rate decision of 2022 on Wednesday.
Inflation In China Falls Below Two Percent In November
China’s consumer inflation slowed further in November as it fell below two percent for the first time since March, official data showed Friday, providing authorities room to unveil fresh measures to …
China’s Muted Inflation Leaves Room for Policy Stimulus
(Bloomberg) — China’s factory-gate prices contracted again in November while consumer inflation eased as Covid disruptions suppressed demand, giving the central bank some room to ease policy as the …
China Factory-Gate Prices Remain in Deflation on Weak Demand
China’s factory-gate prices contracted again in November while consumer inflation eased as Covid disruptions suppressed demand, giving the central bank some room to ease policy as the economy tries to …
World Bank chief urges China to take ‘active leadership’ on debt
World Bank President David Malpass on Thursday told senior Chinese government officials that Beijing needs to do more to ease the debt burdens on developing economies, the development lender said.The …
