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38
2015
2015/09/13 - 2015/09/19
China issues guideline to promote opening up
China issued a guideline on Thursday to open the economy wider to the outside world.
U.S. Federal Reserve leaves key interest rate unchanged
The Federal Reserve on Thursday kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged.
Standardization on off-market margin financing not dealt with in simple way
Since Sept.16, 64 percent of the suspected accounts have been cleaned up by China Securities Regulatory Commission.
China's housing market continues to pick up
China's housing market continued to pick up in August, with new home prices in an increasing number of surveyed cities registering m-o-m rises.
Chinese overseas businesses mostly report positive financial result in 2014
China's overseas businesses mostly released encouraging financial results in 2014.
OECD cuts global growth outlook on emerging markets' slowdown
OECD foresaw Wednesday "weakened" growth outlook in the near term as "stagnating world trade and deteriorating conditions in financial market" .
Reform on investment and financing system to launched
The Opinion on Comprehensively Deepening Reform on Investment and Financing System may be launched before the end of 2015.
Small listed companies of large groups may stand out under SOEs reform
“Based on the actual conditions,the small listed companies under large groups are more likely to see continuous soaring by daily limit of 10 pct.”
New round of fiscal policies to launch,100-bln-yuan PPP fund may establish
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) recently declared that to achieve annual target of economic growth.
SOEs reform top-level design scheme launched for capitalization
China recently printed and issued the Guidelines on Deepening State-owned Enterprises (SOEs) Reform (the Guidelines).
China Focus: Deflation risks prompt more stimulus measures
Consumer prices in China hit the highest level this year while deflation risks in industrial production loomed larger.
China focus:Strong growth reinforces confidence in Chinese economy
China is the source of global growth, rather than risk, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said at the annual summer meeting.
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