Dai Xianglong News
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China’s likely search for a successor to Zhou Xiaochuan as central bank chief is spurring focus on the nation’s banking and securities regulators as the incoming Communist leadership overhauls top government positions.
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China’s national pension fund plans to increase overseas investments in stocks and bonds, including securities in Taiwan, to boost returns as global markets recover from the financial crisis.
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China’s pension-fund chief proposed setting a trading range for the dollar as officials in the fastest-growing major economy fault the U.S. for adopting policies without regard for the American currency’s global role.
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Dai Xianglong, chairman of the National Council for Social Security Fund, said the pension fund will begin investing in overseas private-equity funds soon, the Shanghai Securities News reported today.
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The U.S.’s so-called quantitative easing will have a negative impact on the global economy, Dai Xianglong, chairman of China’s National Council for Social Security Fund, said at a forum in Beijing today.
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The euro will survive Europe’s debt crisis, the head of China’s national pension fund said, according to a report by Reuters.
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China’s national pension fund has won approval to invest in unlisted foreign companies, the Shanghai Securities News reported today, citing National Council for Social Security Fund Chairman Dai Xianglong.
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Internationalization of the yuan may require three five-year periods, Dai Xianglong, chairman of China’s National Council for Social Security Fund, said at a conference in Beijing today.
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President Barack Obama finds himself on the defensive as world leaders gather in Seoul for the Group of 20 summit, with members disparaging U.S. economic policies they say weaken the dollar and stoke hot-money flows.
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China’s trade in yuan-denominated gold investment products moves the currency closer toward global acceptance and the country should develop more of them, a central bank official said.
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