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China stock markets fell sharply Monday, led by securities and Developers on concern central bank may raise lending and deposit rates to cap inflation.
China will stick with a 'tight' monetary policy as the increasing pressures of inflation and economic overheating, said nation's central bank chief Zhou Xiaochuan.
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is likely to be the first foreign firm allowed to list on the Chinese stock market, a Chinese financial website reported on Monday.
Bank of China (BOC) has adjusted its forecasts of the year-on-year increase rate of China's consumer price index (CPI)this year from 5.5 percent to 6.5 percent, and is expected to increase interest rates in the second quarter this year, said the report issued by BOC's department of the global financial markets on Monday.
The deal between Apple and China Mobile Communications Corp. is still hitting a dead-rock due to concerns about the iPhone's revenue sharing business model.
The rollout and licenses of China's home-grown TD-SCDMA standard could potentially be delayed until 2010, according to one industry expert.
Soybean rallied on Monday in Chicago on speculation that demand from China will increase.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Friday that China's oil consumption this year may be lower than expected due to the first quarter' snowstorm and shortage of diesel supply.
By Jon Nadler
Overnight gold trading was fairly subdued, with prices meandering between $918 and $929 as participants observed rising equity markets (the Nikkei added 378 points) and softer ...
China Coal Energy, the country's No. 2 coal producer, said its 2007 net profit rose 90.35 percent to 5.17 billion yuan due to higher coal prices and increased output.
Both Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets closed a bit higher Thursday,the mining and metal companies support the rebound depite Sinopec's trumble.
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd.(ICBC),China's biggest bank by market value,said Thursday its first-quarter net profit expects up to more than 50% from the same year earlier.
Copper fell from its record on Wednesday of $4 a pound on profit-taking sell and as the dollar rallied against the euro reducing demand for commodities.
Intel continued to show commitment to strengthen its business in China, and support to its customers, by offering $12 million investment to Shanghai Media Group (SMG), one of China's biggest broadcasters, to help it develop its TV service.
World's largest tax advisory, audit and consultancy services provider, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has suggested that the emerging markets like India and China is fast becoming the hub of global economic activity with China likely to outpace the US by 2025.
India's leading IT service provider Wipro's chairman Azim Premji and biotechnology major Biocon's chairperson Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw are among the forty-eight Asians to feature in Forbes magazine's list of Asia's top philanthropists.
China's stocks listed in the United States stock markets and ADR continue to lower Wednesday follow the US stock markets' tumble.
Morley Fund Management, the asset management division of UK's largest insurer Aviva PLc, said Wednesday that it has signed a China joint venture agreement with China National Oils & Foodstuffs & Cereals Corp.(COFCO) Ltd and Dongguan Trust & Investment Co Ltd.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration reported newly yesterday that 62 people have died due to allergic reactions and low blood pressure caused by the blood thinner heparin.
Ford Motor Co China has posted a 47 percent year-over-year increase gain in first-quarter sales, with 90,791 vehicles sold, continuing the company's strong growth in China market.
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