Posts Tagged ‘China’

China May Add to Reserve-Ratio Cuts as Europe Exports Weaken

China’s shrinking trade surplus and the weakest export growth since 2009 may encourage Premier Wen Jiabao to keep cutting banks’ reserve requirements to sustain expansion in the world’s second-biggest economy. View full post on Finance Stories

China boost for Osborne growth plans

Chinese funds would help to update the west’s infrastructure – starting with Britain – in exchange for stable and sound financial returns View full post on UK Business Stories

Terra Firma seeks €1bn sovereign fund pool

Several large investors from China and the Middle East want the UK buy-out group to set up a separate pool worth up to €1bn View full post on UK Business Stories

China inflation dips to 6.1% in September

Inflation in the country moderated slightly last month, as government attempts to rein in surging prices took effect View full post on UK Business Stories

Sands China first-half profit more than doubles

The Macau unit of casino giant Las Vegas Sands said Monday first-half net profit more than doubled, driven by soaring gambling revenue growth in the former Portuguese colony. View full post on Business Stories

China’s Inflation Quickens to Fastest Pace in Three Years

China’s inflation rose to a three- year high of 6.4 percent in June, a level that some analysts said may represent the peak for 2011 as price gains moderate in the second half. View full post on Finance Stories

Moody’s warns on local debt in China

Moody’s Investors Services has issued a warning about Chinese local government debt. View full post on Banking Stories

Gold falls 2% as China tries to curb inflation

Gold prices fall two per cent after China moves to control rising inflation. View full post on Canada Business Stories

China to Tighten Limits on Rare Earth Exports

The reduction in quotas is the latest in a series of measures by Beijing that has gradually curtailed much of the world’s supply of rare earth minerals. View full post on Business Stories

Serbia Backs China’s Decision To Boycott Nobel Ceremony

AHN News Staff Belgrade, Serbia (AHN) – Serbia has supported Chinese decision to boycott Friday’s Nobel Peace Prize ceremony for dissident Liu Xiaobo, who has been in jail since the award has been announced. Speaking at Serbian B92 television, Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk Jeremic said that the decision was “not easy at all, and far [...]