The most-traded March copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange dropped as much as 2% to 57,620 yuan ($8,895.82) a tonne, a level unseen since Dec. 23, 2020. * Three-month copper on the London ... ( read original story ...)
Labor, Surrogacy, Disability on the Table at Shanghai’s ‘Two Sessions’
From curbing overwork to enforcing the national surrogacy ban and introducing digital currency, local leaders float ideas for improving the city. ( read original story ...)
Price of Cherries in Shanghai Tumbles After Covid-19 Is Detected on Packaging
The price of cherries in Shanghai has crashed since traces of the Covid-19 virus was found on the inner packaging of a batch being sold in Wuxi, southeastern Jiangsu province last week, the Shanghai ... ( read original story ...)
Nice One, Shanghai! Now Proud Owner of World’s Longest Metro
The big smoke of Shanghai got a bit bigger this past weekend, as the city’s metro system expanded once again Saturday, but this time by sufficient length for it to be able to legitimately claim the ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai to Add 500,000 Jobs, Raise Incomes, Improve Welfare This Year, Mayor Says
In 2021, Shanghai plans to create 500,000 new jobs, increase people’s income and offer better social welfare as part of a host of goals to improve the quality of life of its 24-million-plus residents, ... ( read original story ...)
Firmer dollar, sell-off in equities push Shanghai copper to 1-month low
HANOI — Shanghai copper prices hit a more than one-month low on Thursday, while other industrial metals also fell, as a global sell-off in equities and a firmer U.S. dollar made greenback-priced ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai Is Confident of Hosting Even Better CIIE This Year; Covid-19 Flare-Up Is Under Control, Mayor Says
Shanghai is quite sure it can hold an even better, more productive China International Import Expo this year, and has brought a recent resurgence of novel coronavirus cases under control, the city’s ... ( read original story ...)