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post: PEOPLE'S BANK OF CHINA DEPUTY GOVERNOR ZHANG QINGSONG SAYS 'NOT TOO MUCH WORRIED' ABOUT CHINA'S ECONOMY #News #Markets #CHINA #live
British consumer spending grew at the slowest pace in more than a year last month, reflecting concerns about the cost of living in the run-up to Christmas, according to a survey ...
Italy’s Finance Police is seizing about €779 million ($835 million) from the home-sharing company Airbnb Inc. after it allegedly failed to pay some taxes. Airbnb didn’t pay Italy ...
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Hong Kong Monetary Authority Chief Executive Eddie Yue talks about the state of the city's economy, the real estate market, and the Hong Kong dollar’s peg to the greenback. He ...
It was a quiet start to the week for news flow, which was reflected in market movements. After the big rally in bonds and equities last week, yields are mostly higher globally to ...
post: China Trade Balance Oct: $56.53B (est $82.0B; prevR $77.83B) - Exports (Y/Y): -6.4% (est -3.5%; prev -6.2%) - Imports (Y/Y): 3.0% (est -5.0%; prevR -6.3%)China’s imports surprise with growth in October, but exports fall more than expected China reported a worse-than-expected drop in exports in October, while imports surprisingly rose for the month from a year ago. China’s customs agency said exports in U.S. dollar terms fell by 6.4% in October from a year ago. That’s worse than the 3.3% drop predicted by a Reuters poll. Imports rose by 3% in U.S. dollar terms in October from a year ago. That’s in contrast to the Reuters’ forecast for a 4.8% drop from a year ago. China’s exports have fallen on a year-on-year basis every month this year starting in May. The last positive print for imports on a year-on-year basis was in September last year. Lackluster global demand for Chinese goods and muted domestic demand have dragged down China’s overall trade. The world’s second-largest economy reported 4.9% growth in gross domestic product in the third quarter, beating expectations and keeping China on track for its official target of around 5% gr
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