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Bank lending could top $1.46t in 2009
3 July 2009New lending by Chinese banks is likely to exceed US$1.46 trillion this year, Reuters reported, citing a Shanghai Securities News report. more...
IMF report to declare RMB significantly undervalued
3 July 2009The International Monetary Fund's board announced that it will discuss a report on China's economy on July 8, Reuters reported. more...
Shenzhen bourse to limit first-day fluctuations
3 July 2009The Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SSE) announced that it will limit share price fluctuations of small and medium-sized companies on their first day of trading to protect investors, Bloomberg reported. more...
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China battles climate tariff ahead of G8 summit (3 July 2009)PBoC announces cross-border settlement pilot (3 July 2009)
Major railway IPO expected next year (3 July 2009)
PBoC three-month bill yield above forecast (3 July 2009)
PMI rises in June (2 July 2009)
GM China sales surge in 1H (2 July 2009)
Sichuan Expressway to list in Shanghai (2 July 2009)
Latest Chinese Industry Sector News
Capitalist Roader Fund: BUY-Jiangsu Expressway Co Ltd (600377, Shanghai)
July 3, 2009 byDamn the torpedoes and the long-term threat to the economy posed by a non-performing loan crisis! We're back in the market, and we hope it's full speed ahead for our purchase: Jiangsu Expressway (600377.SH), operator of, well, expressways.
Small funds, big story?
July 3, 2009 byThe cover story for China Economic Reviews newly published July issue, focuses on Chinese strategies for outbound investment in oil and gas. However, throughout the reporting of the story, CER staffers conducted interviews with analysts and insiders regarding outbound investment in a broad range of natural resources.
Capitalist Roader Fund: Breaking through 3,000?
June 26, 2009 byWill the Shanghai Composite Index crack 3,000? Having closed today at 2,928.21 (meaning the index is up more than 60% this year), that is looking like a real possibility.
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No Beijing Bailout for Chinese Automakers
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Zhejiang Province: A Free-Market Success Story
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