The yuan traded within 0.2 per cent of a 19-year high yesterday, amid speculation capital inflows would spur appreciation. China might face "large scale" inflows of speculative funds in the next...
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- May 23, 2013
- Updated: 10:59pm
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The European Union will not be drawn into a trade war with China, EU ambassador to Beijing Markus Ederer insisted, a day after trade sources said the European Commission found China illegally...
China's outbound investment is set to rise in the coming years, with its size in the next five to ten years expected to match the foreign direct investment the nation attracts, said Commerce...
Figures released yesterday indicate capital outflows from the mainland have accelerated, possibly because of expectations the yuan will depreciate as economic growth decelerates.
Asia's emerging markets are in good shape to weather outflows of hot money, currency fluctuations, weak exports and global macroeconomic uncertainty next year, according to Fitch...
When the world financial crisis broke in 2008, I wrote several columns for the official mainland paper The Global Times, politely criticising China's central bank for its ignorance of...
Last week, I attended the second annual meeting of the Institute for New Economic Thinking, at the Mount Washington Hotel, nestled in a beautiful valley in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. In 1944,...
China's foreign exchange reserves topped US$3 trillion for the first time last month, giving critics of its currency policy more ammunition as Group of 20 finance chiefs gather in Washington to...
Many believe that if China revalues the yuan, with US$2.5 trillion in reserves, it will lose US$25 billion for every 1 per cent appreciation of the currency.
Army generals, it is said, always prepare to fight the last war. For example, when the British army's expeditionary force crossed the English Channel at the beginning of the first world war, its...
The mainland's foreign exchange regulator is tightening controls on currency settlements made by foreign-invested companies, the latest attempt to stem a tide of international speculative capital...
At some point this month, and very likely today, the foreign reserves of the East Asian region will cross the US$4 trillion mark.
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