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China needs to lean toward a tighter monetary-policy stance as the economy faces risks from excessive liquidity and credit, according to a research unit of the nation’s top economic-planning agency.
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China’s long-term bonds are rallying for the first time in four months as a pickup in the economy gives new leaders scope to shun stimulus in favor of policies that will result in slower and more sustainable growth.
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Regional Chinese governments increasingly use “illegal and irregular” methods to fund their work, the Finance Ministry said, drawing attention to the challenges China faces in tackling $1.7 trillion in local debt.
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China’s lending jumped by more than analysts forecast in October, signaling that the government may be loosening loan quotas to support growth in the world’s second-biggest economy.
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China’s lending jumped by more than analysts forecast in October, signaling that the government may be loosening credit quotas to support growth in the world’s second-biggest economy as Europe’s debt crisis deepens.
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Lin Chang Jie is battling to save a family business making towels, cushions and robes in the eastern Chinese city of Ningbo as a dwindling supply of workers forces him to pay higher wages.
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Vietnam’s Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung pledged to bring inflation down to a decade low as the nation seeks to boost foreign investment and cope with the aftermath of a credit boom that’s hobbled the banking industry.
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Frank He said he faked a divorce from his wife of 10 years to skirt China’s ban on third mortgages and obtain a bank loan for a third property, a 12 million yuan ($1.9 million) suburban villa.
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Inflation concerns have prompted swap traders to scrap bets Li Keqiang will ease monetary policy after he is flagged as China’s next premier at a Communist Party congress starting tomorrow.
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Hong Kong stocks fell for a fourth day, the longest losing streak in almost three months, after Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said his cabinet is drafting further measures to curb inflation.
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