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Q4 rebound predicted for China’s economic growth
16 january 2013 BEIJING — China’s economic growth rate may have bottomed out in the third quarter of 2012 and a slight rebound may be seen in the fourth quarter…
A decade of achievement
16 January 2013 The decade since the 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in 2002 has been an extraordinary period of growth. The world is undergoing extensive…
China’s development benefits all: US city official
16 january 2013 HOUSTON – China’s development has not only brought better life for its own people but also contributed to world prosperity, and hence should be welcomed, a Texas…
Asian economies turn to yuan
16 january 2013 A “renminbi bloc” has been formed in East Asia, as nations in the region abandon the US dollar and peg their currency to the Chinese yuan –…
Innovators dodge weak-sales trend at Canton Fair
16 January 2013 Despite a big decline in transactions at the China Import and Export Fair, Chinese exporters with innovative technology and an international presence managed to clinch orders from…
China’s economy has bottomed out – economists
16 january 2013 BEIJING – Digesting recent economic numbers, financial institutions across the globe have reached a general consensus: China’s economy has bottomed out. Data released last week by the…
Shanghai hosts most multinational HQs
16 January 2013 SHANGHAI – About 60 multinational corporations have set up their Asia Pacific or Asian headquarters in Shanghai, more than in any other city in the Chinese mainland,…
China the largest FDI recipient in H1
16 january 2013 GENEVA – China exceeded the United States to become the world’s largest recipient of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first six monthsof 2012, a report released…
China’s stabilizing economy arouses rebound expectations
16 january 2013 BEIJING — China’s economic performance in the first three quarters has led some experts to predict a rebound, although the speed of its recovery is still uncertain.…
Oct inflation likely to have eased: experts
16 January 2013 BEIJING – Soon-to-be-released economic data will show China’s inflation continued to ease in October on falling food prices, but rebounds might occur during the last two months…
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