Finance & Economics
- INFLATION
- China's Inflation Remained Negative in May
- The CPI registered a year-on-year decline of 1.4% in May and the PPI dropped 7.2% from a year earlier.
- Liu Peng | 2009-06-10
- BANKRUPTCY
- China's Hidden Bankruptcy
- Hidden bankruptcies via other means have emerged since a new set of bankruptcy laws came into force two years ago.
- Wang Biqiang | 2009-06-05
- TREASURY BONDS
- Issue of Treasury Bonds Likely to Increase in Second Half
- China's Ministry of Finance hinted that the country was likely to increase the amount of treasury bonds issued in the second half of 2009.
- Xi Si, Zhang Xiangdong, Cheng Zhiyun | 2009-06-04
- STIMULUS PACKAGE
- Mitigating Debt Bomb for Chinese Local Governments
- China's banking watchdog fears bad performing loans would rise, as Chinese banks compete with each other to lend to local government-led stimulus projects.
- Xi Si, Zhang Xiangdong, Cheng Zhiyun | 2009-06-01
- STATISTICS
- Numbers Game: Analyzing China's Macroeconomic Statistics
- China's April economic data has been met with conflicting interpretations and suspicion over inconsistencies in the numbers
- Sun Jianfang | 2009-05-20
- FINANCE
- China's Fiscal Revenue Fell 13.6% in April
- China registered a fiscal surplus of 265 billion yuan through April, but the outlook for the rest of the year is grim, with an estimated annual budget deficit of 950 billion yuan this year.
- Liu Peng | 2009-05-15
- STOCK MARKET
- CSRC Issues Listing Rules for New Growth Enterprise Board
- China's Nasdaq-style Growth Enterprise Board is one step closer to reality with the release of draft regulations covering listing rules for the new market earlier this month.
- Shen Xing, Chen Shuangqing | 2009-05-14
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