- China Funds Outstanding for Foreign Exchange Declines for First Time in April
- New Loans by China’s Big Four Banks Near Zero in Early May
- The Myth of Chinese Meritocracy
- ANZ Eyes Expansion in Chinese Market
- The End of Cheap China
- April FDI $8.4Bln, 6th Straight Monthly Decline
- SEC Charges China Natural Gas, Chairman with Fraud
- Steering Clear of the Euro Precipice
New Loans by China’s Big Four Banks Near Zero in Early May
China’s biggest four banks have posted nearly zero growth in new loans for the first two weeks of May, extending the country’s weak credit growth last month
Shock-Proofing Asia's Economies
This turbulent external environment poses the most significant threat to Asia-Pacific growth in 2012.
News
ANZ Eyes Expansion in Chinese Market
The group is investing an additional 2 billion RMB to ANZ China, bringing the total capital in the Chinese company to 4.5billion RMB.
China Funds Outstanding for Foreign Exchange Declines for First Time in April
Net outflows of hot money, which amounted to 36 billion U.S. dollars in April,have played a major role in decreasing positions for foreign purchases
Opinion
The Myth of Chinese Meritocracy
- Chinese officials are under enormous pressure to demonstrate their ability to produce economic results quickly.
PBoC cut RRR by 50bp: More Stimulus Needed
- We expect more policy stimulus to come through in the coming months to secure a soft landing.
Life & Culture »
The End of Cheap China
One thing’s for sure: as long as the PRC has cash in its pocket, it will have an impact. Hollywood has always been a mistress to money.
Cash of the Titans
Fearmongering and hysteria about China's rise is seizing hold of too much discourse in the West. Nations and companies need to get a more balanced view on how China is changing and what the true opportunities are.
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Politics & Law
- China Warns Citizens on Philippine Trips over Anti-China Protests
- Tokyo Receives 1200mln Donation for Diaoyu Islands Purchase Plan
- Ipad Trademark Dispute with Chinese Proview Shows Signs of Progress: Media
- Manila’s Claims to Huangyan “Groundless”: China FM
- Chinese Foreign Ministry: Do Not Accept S.Korea's Ruling on Captain
This Issue Of Caijing »
Cover Story »
Private Capital Largely Limited in Railway Industry
Behind this is a power and interest structure which has long been severely damaged.
Archive »
Issue 321
Print: 2012-05-07
Major Stories »
IPO Reform Raises Concerns of Administrative Intervention
The CSRC needs to put an end to the substantive examination of IPO applicants.
Hong Kong Bars Admission of Mainland Expectant Mothers
It remains to be determined whether mainland babies born in Hong Kong will be able to obtain Hong Kong permanent resident status in the future.
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- 5Central Bankers under Siege
- 6Chongqing to Pilot New Financing Channels for Microlenders
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