Articles in Doing Business in China
The Chinese Yuan contines to climb.
A new high was reached – 7.2065 today.
The two main factors:
1. US currency weakness
2. inflation pressure in China
The Federal Reserves lowering the benchmark interest rate by .75 to 3.5% reverberated …
Inflation in China hit an 11-year high in Novermber, 07 – 6.9% making the CPI 4.8% for the year.
The government had hoped for no more than a 3% rise.
The National Development and Reform Commission …
Doing business in China has its rewards and its challenges! An important component of your business on a full or part-time basis, unless you have mastered the language and the customs, should be a translator/interpreter.
Until …
Preparing for the Stock Index Futures
"Actively motivate the launching and running of the stock index futures,” said Shangfulin, the leader of China Securities Regulatory Commission.
This is the latest version of the official saying about …
A Stock Express: Stocks dive, then rebound.
Shanghai Composite Index started with an impressive rise at the open at 4705 points, and a stomach-turning loss of 197 points by midday.
This position, 4510 points, …
A-Stock Express: A Blacker Tuesday
Chinese stock market plunged for the second day. Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index was down 7.22 percent, 354.69 points.
This is the historical record for the biggest drop in …
Sell-off in the global financial markets sends Chinese stock market.
Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index was down 5.14 percent, or 266.07 points, its biggest decline since July 2007.
Of the 1235 stocks sell-off, 660 …
China's tourism revenue reached Y1.09 trillion (137.92 billion U.S. dollars) last year. It's the first time it broke the one trillion yuan mark says the China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) statistics.
"In …
To coordinate the monetary policy and the government policy, Chinese central bank raised the required reserve ratio 0.5 percentage points on January 16.
This is the first time for the Chinese central bank …
China's three largest trading partners.
The amount of China's imports and exports grew steadily last year.
China's foreign trade has reached $2173.8bn, 23.5 percent higher than the year 2006.
Foreign exchange reserves in China …
