XFA Weekly Review 2016 Issue 34_Xinhua Finance Agency

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Issue		34
2016


	2016/08/14 - 2016/08/20

China’s capital outflow increases in July, likely to improve in short term

The pressure of cross-border capital outflow increased sharply in July as soon as it eased not long ago.

PBOC: M2 growth rate not “real” in recent two months

Depressed data on monetary credit loan in July recently becomes a hot topic in the market.

	ODI, service trade numbers salvage lackluster foreign trade data

	China's non-financial outbound direct investment (ODI) and services trade have emerged as shining spots in otherwise lackluster foreign trade figures.


	China Focus: Polarized housing market creates policy dilemma

		China's property market has shown signs of cooling, posing a dilemma for policymakers who need to shore up the slowing economy.

More necessary to ease monetary policy, more likely to cut RRR than rate

The pressure and possibility to ease the monetary policies increase,and it is more likely to cut the RRR instead of interest rate.

Fed officials split over timing of rate hike in July meeting, minutes show

U.S. Federal Reserve officials were divided over when to raise interest rates again in July's policy meeting.

Charles Li Xiaojia: SH-HK and SZ-HK stock connects to further expand

Executive Charles Li Xiaojia set forth the stories behind the decision of launching Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect.

No delay on de-capacity, especially in steel and coal industries

State Council carry out a specialized supervision & inspection nationwide for steel and coal industries’de-overcapacity work to finish on time.

Semi-annual reports reveal strength in China's emerging industries

Financial reports of domestic listed companies revealed ongoing economic restructuring with strong growth in the new economy.

Chinese gov't takes steps to maintain steady trade growth

China will reinforce existing policies and streamline administrative procedures to steady foreign trade growth, the government announced Tuesday.

G20 summit aims to spur new economic growth

China hopes the Group of 20 (G20) summit in Hangzhou in September will spur new global economic growth.

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