PBOC Research Bureau: 2Q GDP Likely Grew More Than 7% On Year - Wall Street Journal

PBOC Research Bureau: 2Q GDP Likely Grew More Than 7% On YearWall Street JournalChina's GDP grew 6.1% in the first quarter from a year earlier as the global financial crisis continued to batter the nation's exports, one of the key ...PBoC Research Bureau: China Q2 GDP may climb 7-plus pct yoyTrading Markets (press release)PBOC Bureau Expects GDP Pickup,Urges Policy Fine-TuneWall Street JournalPBOC Adviser Warns Of Inflation Risk From StimuliWall Street Journalall 15 news articles »

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UDPATE 2-Canada defends US$ as global reserve currencyReutersCanadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty added his weight, at least for now, to Japan's opposition to a Chinese push for a new super-sovereign reserve ...and more »

Venezuela, China May Sign New Loan-for-Oil Accord, Chavez Says - Bloomberg

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Zhibin Gu: globalization map: China, India, and next stage world ... - Cleveland Indy Media

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Analysis: Russia plays checkbook diplomacy - The Associated Press

Analysis: Russia plays checkbook diplomacyThe Associated PressWith Russia's relationship with Turkmenistan looking fragile, neighboring China swooped in last month with a $4 billion credit, and agreed to purchase ...and more »

Asian Currencies: Won Leads Weekly Gain as Export Slump Eases - Bloomberg

Asian Currencies: Won Leads Weekly Gain as Export Slump EasesBloombergTaiwan's dollar reached a three-week high after China's manufacturing expanded for a fourth month in June, boosting the outlook for trade with Asia's ...and more »



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Features - Editor, 1 June 2009

New Policy Initiatives Aim to Boost Exports

As the fifth month of 2009 drew to a close, China's authorities revealed new policy initiatives aimed at boosting exports which are suffering due to the global financial crisis. Features of the new policy initiatives include tax breaks, expanded credit insurance and more accessible financial aid. China's State Council also noted that the country will keep the yuan fundamentally stable and at a balanced level in order to ensure that exporters are not adversely affected by exchange rate risks. However, a high yuan will inevitably make goods from China more expensive which, in turn, is likely to prove detrimental to exports.

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Trade - Editor, 6 May 2009

Brussels Hosts Second China-EU Trade and Economic Talks

Under the leadership of China’s Vice Premier, Wang Qishan, a Chinese delegation will attend the second China-European Union economic and trade talks in Brussels on Thursday and Friday of this week. This summit is being referred to as "High Level Economic and Trade Dialogue Mechanism" and offers both parties the opportunity to resolve key commercial concerns.

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News - Editor, 2 April 2009

“G-2” Meet at G-20 Summit in London

With the G-20 summit underway in London to address the global financial crisis, analysts believe that China is in a prime position to play a critical role in reshaping the financial and economic structure of the world. China has advanced so far into the international spotlight that analysts are referring to a meeting between the President of the People’s Republic of China Hu Jintao and United States President Barack Obama, as a meeting of the "G-2", alluding to the interdependence of the two countries.

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