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Gains from new financial standards plan foreseen
SHANGHAI: A new plan to advance standardisation in the financial sector during the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025) period will facilitate the high-quality development of China’s financial services industry and help improve the development efficiency of the real economy, said experts.
China supplants Fed as biggest risk for emerging markets
DUBAI: Emerging-market investors are about to find out whether there’s more to worry about in China than just the Evergrande debt crisis.
Insight - Is this the last charge of the stimulus brigade?
TWO likely events have just complicated the global economic outlook for Fed chair Jerome Powell as he prepares for his speech today at the Jackson Hole virtual central banking symposium.
Insight - Financial reforms to propel opening-up of sector
FOREIGN-funded institutions generally acknowledge that China has opened up its financial market wider. But why is there still a gap between China’s policy efforts and foreign financial institutions’ sense of gain?
China’s big banks post record profits ahead of virus crisis
BEIJING: China’s big banks posted record earnings last year, beefing up their capacity to cope with the virus outbreak that is threatening to throw the nation into the worst economic slump in four decades.
China central bank skips OMO as first phase of RRR cuts come into effect
SHANGHAI: China's central bank said it will skip open market operations on Wednesday as liquidity levels in the banking system were "reasonable and ample".
Stop loss, take profit – ringgit’s dramatic U-turn
TWO notable events roiled global currency markets in 2015. The first was the Swiss National Bank’s scrapping of the peg on the Swiss francs to euro in January.
Special Report - How China's official bank card is used to smuggle money
MACAU (Reuters) - Growing numbers of Chinese are using the country's state-backed bankcards to illegally spirit billions of dollars abroad, a Reuters examination has found.
China slowdown: A cause for Concern?
REVIEW just about any recent economic-social indicator coming out of China. It points to a clear slowing-down of activity, reflecting poor exports and sluggish business performance, and increasing signs that credit-driven growth has run its course. China and Asean-5 (Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Vietnam) have been providing the much needed lift to the slackening global economy as US recovery stays stuck in the mud, with eurozone still mired in recession. I sense China’s growth in Q2’13 to be around 7.5%, its slowest pace since Q3’12, as weak demand dented manufacturing output in the face of excess capacity and weak margins, as well as slowing investment outlays.
