China's central bank stepped up liquidity injections on Monday, offering more loans to some banks through its medium-term lending facility - a move that comes ahead of the Lunar New Year when ... ( read original story ...)
Emirates to expand mainland China operations, resumes passenger services to Shanghai and Beijing
Emirates will ramp up its operations in China ahead of the New Lunar Year and in response to strong travel demand, boosting connectivity to its gateways; Guangzhou, Shanghai and Beijing as the country ... ( read original story ...)
China c.bank injects fresh funds through medium-term policy loan, rate unchanged
China's central bank rolled over maturing medium-term policy loan and injected fresh funds into the banking system on Monday, while keeping the interest rate unchanged for the fifth straight month, ... ( read original story ...)
Star Macro Fund Casts Doubt on Key Theme of China Stock Rally
A top-performing Chinese macro hedge fund is warning that any pickup in the nation’s consumer spending will be mild, casting doubt on a key theme many investors expect will fuel a stock market rally ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai pledges tax cuts, government subsidies for ailing small businesses as city sharpens focus on economic recovery in 2023
Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng on Sunday said more economic sweeteners, such as tax cuts and government subsidies, are now in the works to address the problems faced by the city’s small businesses. ( read original story ...)
Mayor: a better city in sight when Shanghai strives to become greener, more liveable and more attractive to the talented
Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng outlines the vision of a better city at a press conference after the annual session of the Shanghai People's Congress concluded on Sunday. About 2,000 parks will be completed ... ( read original story ...)
Shanghai pledges tax cuts, government subsidies for ailing small businesses as city sharpens focus on economic recovery this year
Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng on Sunday said more economic sweeteners, such as tax cuts and government subsidies, are now in the works to address the problems faced by the city’s small businesses. ( read original story ...)