Standard Chartered: Connecting Global Trade in a Fragmented World
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Benjamin Hung of Standard Chartered discusses the evolving global trade landscape and China’s economic development.
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HKEX Chairman Carlson Tong Optimistic About Hong Kong Stock Market in 2025
HKEX Chairman Carlson Tong shares optimism for Hong Kong’s stock market in 2025, highlighting strong 2024 performance and strategic initiatives.
China-US Financial Group Convenes 7th Meeting in Nanjing to Strengthen Ties
The 7th China-US Financial Working Group meeting in Nanjing focused on strengthening financial cooperation, discussing macroeconomic trends, and updating key memorandums.
China’s Vice Premier He Encourages Global Financial Investment
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng meets with top financial executives to encourage increased foreign investment and cooperation in China’s evolving financial sector.
Bitcoin Soars Past $100K: What This Means for Crypto Regulation
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China Embraces Increased U.S. Financial Partnership for Mutual Growth
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China’s New Financial Policies Empower SMEs and Spur Innovation
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ECB’s Kazaks Endorses Steady Interest Rate Reductions
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China Strengthens Monetary Policy to Boost Economic Stability and Growth
China’s central bank governor announces intensified monetary policies to ensure stable economic growth and strengthen financial supervision.
China’s Leading Banks Introduce Flexible Mortgage Rate Adjustments
Chinese commercial banks are rolling out a new mortgage pricing system, allowing homebuyers to adjust their mortgage rates more frequently — every three or six months, in addition to the existing one-year option — starting Friday.