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China and Maldives sign agreement to enhance trade and investment as the island nation faces debt challenges. The move comes amid political shifts and concerns over Maldives' ability to meet international obligations.
China's financial sector faces challenges as state-controlled banks struggle with risky assets. Official data underestimates bad debt, while banks employ various strategies to manage the situation, impacting profitability and economic growth.
China's August economic data shows mixed signals with rising consumer prices but worsening producer deflation. Government efforts continue to stimulate domestic demand amid economic challenges.
China's central bank aims for market-driven interest rates, moving away from quantitative tools. Recent cuts and new structural policies signal a shift in monetary approach, impacting various sectors.
China's central bank aims to reform its monetary policy, targeting credit cost over size. Challenges include liquidity needs and market resistance, as the PBOC gradually shifts towards a market-driven approach.
China's central bank keeps interest rates steady on medium-term loans and reverse repos, signaling potential for further easing measures as the economy faces ongoing property crisis and sluggish growth.
Chinese regulators refute claims of direct intervention in the bond market, stressing adherence to market principles. Recent actions aim to curb excessive rally and investigate potential manipulation.
Chinese investors grapple with restricted investment choices due to capital controls. Government bonds attract funds as other markets falter, prompting official warnings and calls for overseas investment options.
China's central bank cautions against excessive exposure to long-dated sovereign bonds, aiming to curb systemic risks. The move halts a prolonged bond rally amid concerns over economic slowdown.
China's bond market faces challenges as regulators struggle to control speculation while promoting growth. Recent actions aim to curb manipulation, impacting monetary policy and economic plans.
China's central bank prolongs low-cost loans for carbon reduction until 2027. The government outlines plans for a green economic transformation, aiming for a fully low-carbon economy by 2035.
A Chinese central bank adviser recommends increased fiscal stimulus and a firm inflation target to combat slow growth and deflationary pressures. The proposal aims to prevent a "low inflation trap" and boost consumption.
U. S. dollar shows mixed performance against major currencies. Investors anticipate crucial Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan meetings, while digesting Biden's campaign exit and China's surprise rate cuts.
Global shares stabilize as markets digest Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race and China's surprise rate cut. Wall Street gains led by tech stocks, while oil and gold prices decline.
China's central bank lowers collateral requirements for medium-term loans, aiming to alleviate "asset famine" in the bond market. This move, alongside interest rate cuts, signals intent to boost economic growth.