Chinese monetary authorities said on Tuesday that they are aware of the rising prices and vowed to maintain a "prudent" monetary policy stance so as to keep market expectations at a rational level.
Leading Chinese exporters remained optimistic on growth prospects in the overseas markets on Tuesday, despite slowing global growth and rising trade protectionism.
The Belt and Road Initiative has provided ample investment opportunities for outbound Chinese companies, despite stringent cross-border investment regulations crimping opportunities in several nations, according to professional services firm EY.
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd said on Tuesday that it has booked over 60 5G contracts, signaling global telecom carriers' increasing confidence in the Chinese company despite US restrictions.
A total of 41 cities in the Yangtze River Delta region, which generates more than one-fifth of the country's GDP, announced ambitious goals on Tuesday to build the area into a world-class city cluster characterized by top-notch industrial combinations and an interconnected traffic network.
When Tao Lin, vice-president of the California-based Tesla Inc, and her colleagues visited a site in Shanghai's Lingang area where the company planned to build its first factory outside of the United States one year ago, they didn't expect that the plant would become a part of the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone.
China's latest batch of free trade zones will help open up the country's border regions, and strengthen the economic and trade ties with neighboring countries, experts said.
Macao's plan to set up an offshore yuan-denominated stock exchange will help diversify its local economic structure and bolster technology development in the region, analysts said on Monday.
German wholesaler Metro AG's decision to sell a majority stake in its Chinese operations to Beijing-based Wumei Technology Group has highlighted the growing challenges faced by international retailers and the rise of domestic retailing companies.
More types of debt assets have been identified by China's financial regulator as "nonstandard" and will face tighter scrutiny from 2020, as the country steps up its efforts to rein in the shadow banking sector and control financial risks.
China has stepped up again to help Zimbabwe in a moment of need. This is after the Harare City Council last week approved four Chinese companies to implement over $1 million worth of critical water and wastewater works intended to end the capital city's water crisis.
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