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Sitting on a Tokyo runway last week, the captain announced that our flight would be delayed for reasons few of us could believe: sandstorms.
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China’s incoming leaders will have to “drastically change” policies on energy, automobiles, environment and public transport to reduce air pollution to a safe level, according to Deutsche Bank AG.
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Residential property sales in Hong Kong fell after the government doubled a sales tax, saying bubble risks are spreading in the world’s most expensive place to buy an apartment.
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The likelihood that China’s stocks will rally toward the end of the year has diminished because the government is unlikely to take steps to boost the economy and accepts slowing growth, according to Deutsche Bank AG.
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China’s equities rebound may falter as the government delays easing its tightening measures until the fourth quarter, according to Deutsche Bank AG.
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China told banks to stop loans for third-home purchases as the government steps up measures to cool property prices with some of the “most draconian” orders yet. Shares of developers and banks tumbled.
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Rising vegetable prices in China are increasing inflationary pressure and reducing the likelihood the government will ease monetary policy in the near term, according to Deutsche Bank AG.
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The possibility that China may raise interest rates has risen following the increase in the bank reserve requirement ratio, according to Deutsche Bank AG.
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China’s economy continues to decelerate and at a “more modest” pace than market expectations, according to Jun Ma, chief economist for Greater China at Deutsche Bank AG.
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A U.S. regulatory move to sanction auditors for blocking investigations of China-based companies may lead to a “lose-lose” situation for the U.S.-listed companies and investors, New Oriental Education & Technology Group Inc. said.
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