The People's Bank of China, the central bank, stressed on Thursday that the government will ensure that small and micro businesses have adequate access to credit.
China will try to establish a trading platform in Beijing to better commercialize technologies, and promote the capital city as a "new highland" of securities industry opening-up, a top securities regulator said on Thursday.
Huawei Technologies Co remained in the list of some key global standard-setting bodies against US government's restrictions on the country's tech firms, as the world's largest telecom equipment maker continues its contribution to an open and sustainable telecom community globally.
A string of high-profile foreign investment projects were inked in Shanghai on Thursday as global businesses continue to laud China's favorable investment policies and indispensable role in fueling growth.
A deposit insurance fund management company recently established by the central bank will help financial institutions cope with risks and introduce an exit mechanism, experts said.
An industry report urged infrastructure investors and contractors with a long-term vision to expand in emerging markets and set up a diversified investment portfolio to minimize the impact of the United States government's unilateral and protectionist policies.
SABIC, the Middle East's largest petrochemicals company headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, said it will continue investing in the Chinese market with a new polycarbonate plant in Tianjin under construction.
Editor's Note: The trade friction between China and the United States intensified after Washington barred Huawei and its affiliates from buying US technology without government approval due to so-called security concerns, and increased tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports earlier this month.
Manufacturing and modern services firms from overseas will get incentives to invest in China's economic and technological development zones as part of the country's ongoing efforts to boost foreign investment, an official said on Wednesday.
Beijing on Wednesday set up a 5 billion yuan ($724 million) fund to spur development of the fifth-generation or 5G mobile technology industry, its latest effort to gain an edge in the commercialization of 5G tech.
Economic and trade potential between China and Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC) will be further enriched by closer international industrial capacity cooperation and agricultural product and service trade, a government official said on Wednesday.
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