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10
2018
2018/03/04 - 2018/03/10
China eyes stock exchange listing reform
China's security regulator is set to reform stock exchange listing in an effort to invigorate the country's capital market and foster the new economy.
Internet giants hope come back to A shares
Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges welcome new economic enterprises
CSRC approves Foxconn's IPO application
CSRC approved the IPO application from the Shenzhen-based Industrial Internet developer Foxconn on Wednesday afternoon.
CDR speeds up BATJ's listing on A-share market
China use Chinese Depository Receipts (CDR) to allow some outbound or HK-listed companies to have easier access to become listed on home.
Chinese yuan ready for greater global role
As China plans to further open up its market and promote free global trade and investment, the yuan is expected to play a greater global role.
U.S., EU talks on controversial tariff policy in standoff
The talks between the EU and the U.S on Trump's imposition of controversial tariff on steel and aluminum imports seem to have got into a standoff.
Curbing financial risk remains central task in China
China will deepen institutional reform in the financial sector and improve its financial regulatory system to defuse financial risks, they said.
China not in hurry to develop digital currency: central bank governor
China is in no hurry in developing a digital currency, Zhou Xiaochuan, the country's central bank governor, said here Friday.
China toughens insurer ownership management to defuse risks
A CIRC statement explained that the new regulation puts potential investors in insurers through tighter scrutiny.
Regulator loosens rules on banks' loan loss provision coverage
Chinese regulator loosened its rule on banks' loan loss provision coverage ratio from a fixed 150% to a range between 120% and 150%.
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