Earnings growth for industrial firms in China slowed for the fourth consecutive month, as higher raw material prices squeezed factory margins, suggesting some weakness in the world’s second-largest economy’s recovery. Profits of industrial companies rose 20% year on year in June to 791.8 billion yuan, or about $122.27 billion, according …
Read More »China Says The U.S. is The ‘inventor of coercive diplomacy’
The United States is the “inventor of coercive diplomacy”, China’s vice foreign minister Xie Feng told U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman on Monday, according to a statement on the foreign ministry website.
Read More »China Asks The US to Remove Restriction on Communist Party Members
China asks the US to remove visa restrictions on Chinese communist party members, Xinhua News Agency reported, citing comments from the country’s Vice Foreign Minister Xie Feng following his meeting with the US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman.
Read More »China Rejects WHO Plan to Re-investigate Origins of COVID-19
A senior health official said that China has rejected the World Health Organization’s plan to conduct the second stage of investigation into the origin of the Coronavirus, which includes the hypothesis that it may have leaked from a Chinese laboratory. The World Health Organization this month proposed conducting a second …
Read More »Chinese Car Sales Fell For The Second Month in June, by 12.4%
The decline in Chinese auto sales increased by 12.4% in June for the second month in a row, after falling by 3% in May. Data from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers Friday (July 9) showed that sales in China, the world’s largest auto market, totaled 2.02 million vehicles sold …
Read More »China’s Crackdown on Tech Firms Continue
China continues with severe measures against tech platforms, especially U.S.-listed firms, after the removal of Didi Chuxing from Chinese app stores. Authorities in Beijing have reportedly announced investigating Boss Zhipin, Yunmanman, and Huochebang, the Financial Times reported. It is worth pinpointing that Didi Chuxing is considered China’s biggest ride-hailing company. …
Read More »China: Monthly PPI to Hit 10%, Adding Pressure to Consumption
China Banking and Insurance Regulator Official said on Thursday that they “expect China’s monthly PPI to hit 10%, adding pressure to consumption.” The PPI, a benchmark gauge of a country’s industrial profitability, rose 9% from a year earlier in May, the fastest pace since September 2008 as China’s economy recovers.
Read More »Moody’s: China’s GDP Growth Will Boost Companies’ Earnings
In its latest review report on China, Moody’s Investors Service noted that “China’s economic rebound will buoy demand for goods and services, lifting companies’ revenue over the next 12-18 months.” “Rising demand for goods and services in China, driven by GDP growth, will boost the earnings of most rated companies …
Read More »Car Sales in China Fell 3% in May, The First Decline in 14 Months
Auto sales in China fell 3% in May compared to the corresponding month last year, data for the sector showed, ending a 13-month straight winning streak that began in April 2020. Data from the China Automobile Manufacturers Association showed that total sales in the world’s largest auto market amounted to …
Read More »China Begins Implementing Government Decisions to Stop Bitcoin Mining
The authorities in China’s Zhangjiajie Province on Wednesday issued a notice to officials in one of the prominent bitcoin mining centers in the region to stop all their activities related to mining bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. The notification to the authorities stated that the new instructions were based on the strict …
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