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Venezuela to tap IMF reserve assets for quake reconstruction, Bloomberg News reportsVenezuela is planning to utilize $200 million from its $4.5 billion IMF Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) to fund reconstruction efforts follow...- From lottery draws to fiscal spending, China broadens digital yuan footprintIn a series of measures, many revealed here for the first time, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) is giving banks policy incentives and beh...
- China's credit growth slips below estimatesApril marked a significant slowdown in China's credit growth, tumbling below projections. Banks curtailed the issuance of new loans, while ...
- China's cheap money is shaking $9.5 trillion global loan marketChinese financial institutions are carving out a significant foothold in global lending markets. With their ability to provide more afforda...
- China leaves benchmark lending rates unchanged as expected in FebChina has kept benchmark lending rates unchanged, focusing on financial and currency stability amid external trade tensions. January saw a ...
- China central bank conducts medium-term loan operation, leaves rate unchangedChina's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), conducted a medium-term loan operation on Wednesday, issuing 300 billion yuan ($41...
- China central bank drains cash from open market operationsChina's central bank, the People's Bank of China, injected 642.4 billion yuan ($90.23 billion) through seven-day reverse repos to offset th...
- China: Fresh loan disbursals jump, but below PBOC expectationsChinese banks extended 900 billion yuan ($126.86 billion) in new yuan loans in August, up 246% from July but short of analyst expectations,...
- China stocks end lower on soft bank lending, Sino-U.S. tensions; Shanghai Composite Index closes 1% lowerThe blue-chip CSI300 index fell 1.0 per cent to 4,992.97, while the Shanghai Composite Index shed 1 per cent to 3,429.54 points.
- China, Hong Kong stocks fall on soft bank lending, Sino-US tensionsThe Chinese government has turned its western Xinjiang province into essentially an "open-air prison", a U.S. State Department official sai...
- View: Chinese banks have a problem that even $96 billion can't fixThe economic gloom cast by the virus has given banks a reason to bring out the worst of their assets. Under new accounting rules, they need...
- Chinese banks bad loan ratio goes up in Q2Chinese banks bad loan ratio has increased by 1.5 per cent at the end of June, 0.11 per cent higher than March with the value of outstandin...
- China's banking assets top $23 trillion by June-endTotal assets in China's banking industry hit 144.2 trillion yuan (USD 23.26 trillion) by June-end, clocking a rise of 13.78 per cent compar...
- Major irregularities in bank loans in China: AuditorsState-owned Chinese banks granted loans worth USD 4.6 billion without proper procedures or necessary guarantees, auditors said today.
- China's corporate debt ratio at dangerous levels: ExpertsChina's corporate debt-to-GDP ratio stood at 107% in 2011, the highest in the world, said Li Yang, vice- president of the Chinese Academy o...
- Chinese banks hike lending rates 10-45%: ReportThe surge in new loans this month suggests banks are defying government efforts to stem a flood of liquidity into the economy.
- Chinese banks distort lending figures: FitchChinese lending in the first half of 2010 has been understated by nearly $200 billion as banks secretly shift loans off their books to meet...
- Chinese banks hide growing credit risks: FitchChinese banks are creating a "growing pool of hidden credit risk" through financial moves that shift loans off balance sheets to comply wit...
- China's central bank sees US$ 76 in Q4 loans: ReportChinese banks are expected to hand out more than US$ 76 bn in new loans in the fourth quarter, according to central bank figures reported b...
- Chinese steel maker falls victim to global crisisFerroChina on Thursday became one of the highest-profile Chinese victims yet of the global economic crisis, saying it was unable to service...
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