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China is a big player these days in many global issues, but in this new Iran war it is to a large extent a bystander, feeling the effects and trying to work out how this is going to play out. The initial consequences are a sharp cut in seaborne oil supplies from the Gulf, a […]

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China set its economic growth target for 2026 at 4.5%-5%, a downgrade from the 5% pace achieved ​last year, reports Reuters, which says the target leaves room for greater, albeit not decisive, efforts to curb industrial overcapacity and rebalance the economy. China also released its 15th five-year plan, and as ‌widely expected, pledged investments in innovation, […]

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China will issue special sovereign bonds to recapitalize some of its largest banks, reports Bloomberg. The move marks an expansion of Beijing’s efforts to fortify the nation’s $69 trillion financial system against a cooling economy and market volatility. A total of RMB 300 billion ($44 billion) worth of special government bonds will be sold this year […]

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China set a cautious new climate target for the rest of the decade, reports Bloomberg, which says the goal frustrates hopes for tighter policy that would accelerate the nation’s work to curb emissions. A new goal pledges to cut carbon emissions per unit of GDP by 17% by 2030 and compares to a previous objective to […]

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China’s services activity expanded at its fastest pace in 33 months in February, ‌underpinned by firmer demand including a pickup in overseas orders, reports Reutersciting a private-sector survey. The expansion came as rising costs also pushed output prices to their highest in 21 months. The RatingDog China General Services PMI, compiled by S&P ​Global, rose to […]

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