XFA Weekly Review 2016 Issue 31_Xinhua Finance Agency

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Issue		31
2016


	2016/07/24 - 2016/07/30

China to resolutely implement supply-side structural

As China's economy faces continued downward pressure and settles into a "new normal" stage, supply-side structural reform becomes ever more important.

New risk control regulation brings net capital pressure

As external risk increasing, securities traders will downsize scale of non-active private asset management plan targeting non-standard debt asset.

	Local growth data paints positive picture of real economy

	China reported steady economic growth in the first half (H1) of 2016.


	Business results show encouraging signs in Chinese economy

		The performance sheets of Chinese companies reveal an encouraging landscape on reform efforts despite slowdown in the country's economy.

Lou Jiwei: help but not bailout

What’s the role played by central finance in removing risks of SOEs? Lou Jiwei said, help but not bailout.

China's RMB broadly in line with fundamentals, IMF says

IMF said here Wednesday that the Chinese currency Renminbi (RMB) was broadly in line with fundamentals and desirable policies.

Chinese gov't boosts financing for small and micro businesses

Measures to provide more financial support to small and micro businesses were approved at the State Council's executive meeting here Wednesday.

Chinese local government issue almost 3.77 trln yuan bonds as of July 27

As of July 27, 3.77 trillion yuan local government bonds have been issued in China, approaching 3.8 trillion yuan totally issued last year.

U.S. Fed keeps interest rates unchanged

U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday kept federal funds rate unchanged.

Japan announces 266 bln USD stimulus package to kickstart sluggish economy

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced on Wednesday that his government would compile a stimulus package of more than 28 trillion yen.

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