Doing whatever it takes has become something of a mantra when it comes to dealing with the euro-zone crisis.
"We want to do everything we can to save the currency," says the head of the...
Doing whatever it takes has become something of a mantra when it comes to dealing with the euro-zone crisis.
"We want to do everything we can to save the currency," says the head of the...
Sovereign debt forms, or sovereign bonds, are one of the oldest types of investments and are considered one of the safest.
After a lengthy period of delay, confusion and behind-the-scenes bargaining, the 17 members of the euro zone appear no closer to resolving their most pressing issue: what to do with their currency...
Why did economists fail to predict the 2008-09 financial crisis? Why didn't seismologists see last year's Japanese earthquake coming? Why did US intelligence miss both September 11 and Pearl...
Premier Wen Jiabao voiced his fears about the European debt crisis yesterday after a meeting with visiting German Chancellor Dr Angela Merkel.
New loans advanced by banks on the mainland came in weaker than expected last month, suggesting a need for more effective stimulus policies to revive lacklustre demand in the economy, analysts say...
Beijing's relaxation of monetary policy and its encouragement of flat purchases by first-time buyers lifted average property prices across 100 major mainland cities for a second month.
We don't yet know exactly what Hong Kong's new textbooks on national and moral education will try to teach the city's schoolchildren about the superiority of China's economic model.
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The news last Friday that China's economy slowed to its lowest growth rate in three years caused anxiety around the world.
Just a few months ago, financial markets fell after Beijing cut the economy's growth target for this year to an eight-year low of 7.5 per cent. On Friday second-quarter growth came in at 7.6 per...
Premier Wen Jiabao reaffirmed the need for government measures to restrain the mainland's property market yesterday.
He spoke amid expectations that back-to-back interest rate cuts could...
Prices of new homes on the mainland in June rose for the first time in 10 months as a cut in interest rates buoyed buyer sentiment.
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