Ma Jun

Winsway Says Allegations on Coal Purchases in Report Are Unsubstantiated

Winsway Coking Coal Holdings Ltd., which processes and transports coal to China from Mongolia, denied allegations from a short seller that imports were less than the company reported and inventories were overstated.

Shrinking China Trade Surplus May Buttress Wen Rebuff of Pressure on Yuan

China’s trade surplus may narrow to an eight-year low in 2012 as slowing external demand undermines exports, a shift that may help the nation rebuff overseas criticism for maintaining an undervalued exchange rate.

China Wary of Choking on Dollar Driving Hong Kong Dim Sum Bonds

The helicopter swooped over Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbor trailing a huge red-and-white banner: RMB SOVEREIGN BONDS. There were billboards on buses and banks and at the entrance to the cross-harbor tunnel.

China May Ease Deposit Controls in Step Toward Markets, Deutsche Bank Says

China may start to give banks more freedom to set deposit rates this year, a shift that may lead to higher returns for savers, Mizuho Securities Asia Ltd. and Deutsche Bank AG said.

China Stocks Hit By Economic Growth Concerns

China’s stocks fell for a third day after Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank AG cut their economic growth forecasts for the Asian country on concern a slowdown in the U.S. and Europe will reduce exports.

Yuan Gain May Be Limited to 1.9% by Year-End as Euro Slump Cools Exports

The yuan’s appreciation may be limited to 1.9 percent against the dollar this year as the euro’s slump hurts exporters, a survey of economists showed after China signaled an end to a two-year peg.

China Economy's `Soft Landing' Roils Global Markets

China’s success in cooling its economy is alarming investors concerned that a slowdown in the engine of the global recovery may help trigger another recession.

China Will Likely Limit Stimulus in Any Global Slump, Deutsche Bank Says

China’s stimulus in any world economic slump is unlikely to be more than half the nation’s estimated 9.3 trillion yuan ($1.46 trillion) fiscal and monetary expansion from November 2008 through 2010, Deutsche Bank AG said.

Deutsche’s Ma Says China More Cautious on Raising Interest Rates

Ma Jun , chief China economist for Deutsche Bank AG, comments on the People’s Bank of China’s decision to raise the reserve requirement for the nation’s lenders by 0.5 percentage points from May 18.

Apple Ranked Last of 29 Technology Companies by Chinese Environment Group

Apple Inc. ranked last out of 29 global technology companies in terms of responsiveness and transparency to health and environmental concerns in China, according to a Beijing-based nonprofit group.

"We see a growing likelihood of more aggressive policy responses."

- Ma Jun on Jan 20, 2011

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Sales of Existing Homes Rise 4.3%

Stocks in Europe Decline After Worse-Than-Expected PMI Data; TUI Retreats

U.S. Stocks Decline Amid Economic Reports

Christie: Buffett Should ‘Just Write a Check and Shut Up’

Pimco to Quit Group After Mortgage-Deal Silence