Chinese companies trading in Shenzhen have underperformed those listed in Shanghai this year, a trend that underscores the delisting risk faced by smaller companies and investors’ penchant for big …
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China securities regulator vows ‘zero-tolerance’ stance on illegal activities
China securities regulator vowed on Tuesday it will maintain a “zero-tolerance” stance on illegal activities in the capital markets and will include all financial activities in regulation.
China launches anti-dumping probe into imported EU pork as trade tensions grow
The probe, initiated by domestic industry group, the China Animal Agriculture Association, will cover anti-dumping accusations on common pork imports in the country. The move comes as Beijing pushes back against new EU tariffs placed…
China dismisses EU comments on human rights crackdown
China on Tuesday dismissed European Union calls for it to stop alleged human rights violations and said it opposed “double standards” and interference in its internal affairs.
China allocates 443 mln yuan to support drought prevention work
China’s Ministry of Finance said on Tuesday it has allocated 443 million yuan ($61.1 million) for a disaster relief fund to support drought prevention work in seven provinces, including Hebei, Shanxi and Henan.
Australia news live: Dutton demands PM ‘grow a backbone’ over China’s treatment of Cheng Lei; Victoria to raise age of criminal responsibility to 12
Paul Karp Dutton says Liberals want to do renewables ‘in a responsible way’ The opposition leader, Peter Dutton, has done a doorstop in Bomaderry, in the NSW southern coastal electorate of Gilmore.
China allocates 443 million yuan to support drought prevention work
China’s Ministry of Finance said on Tuesday it has allocated 443 million yuan ($61.1 million) for a disaster relief fund to support drought prevention work in seven provinces, including Hebei, Shanxi and Henan.
China’s property measures give sales a boost, but only in big cities
China’s latest property support measures have boosted transactions in its biggest cities, but activity in smaller localities is struggling to get off the ground, pointing to more pain ahead for most of the country’s real…
China targets Europe’s farmers, and not its automakers, in response to EU tariffs on electric cars
The Chinese government is taking aim at European farmers instead of German automakers by launching an investigation into European Union pork imports.
Biden’s Tough-on-China Stance Threatens Green America Push
But the trade restrictions also threaten another of Biden’s priorities: building out renewable-energy generation.This month, the administration allowed a set of duties aimed at China-based manufacturers of solar panels to take effect—after having put the…
China should pay for propping up Putin’s war – Nato chief
The head of Nato has told the BBC that China should face consequences for supporting Russia’s war in Ukraine, if does not change its ways.Jens Stoltenberg said Beijing was “trying to get it both ways”…
China economic planner says consumer NEV demand likely to maintain fast growth
Chinese consumer demand for new energy vehicles (NEVs) is likely to maintain its fast growth, which will increase the need for electric vehicle charging infrastructure, the country’s top economic …
Travel & Tourism in China set to surpass pre-pandemic levels this year
The World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC) 2024 Economic Impact Research (EIR) has revealed today that China’s Travel & Tourism sector is set to inject a record-breaking ¥12.62TN into the national economy by the end…
