Yangtze River Delta News
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PT Gajah Tunggal is talking to investors about a sale of five-year dollar-denominated bonds, moderating Chinese dominance of regional issuance in the U.S. currency this week.
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China’s economy is showing mounting signs of deterioration from manufacturers to banks, raising the risk that outgoing Premier Wen Jiabao will miss his growth target for the first time since taking office in 2003.
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Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. led the nation’s biggest lenders in posting profit that beat analyst estimates, defending their lending margins even as economic expansion slowed to a three-year low.
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Aluminum stockpiles in the main trading regions in China have climbed to the highest level in two years as growth in supply outpaces demand in the world’s largest user, according to two industry surveys.
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To hear analysts talk, Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. is one sizzling stock. Of 43 recommendations on its Hong Kong shares, 88 percent advise “buy” or “outperform.” Not a “sell” in sight.
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Shangri-La Asia Ltd. plans to add four hotels in the Yangtze River Delta region in the next two years, the South China Morning Post reported, citing Cetin Sekercioglu, vice-president for its Yangtze River Delta operations
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- Shui On Land Ltd. will spend about 8 billion yuan ($1.2 billion) to develop an office and restaurant precinct under its Xintiandi brand near Shanghai’s smaller airport and high-speed rail station.
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China faces the threats of faltering demand for exports, rising wages and the risk of bad loans from record lending after surpassing Japan as the world’s second- biggest economy last quarter.
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Bonds issued by China developers are rebounding from their worst first half in two years as a record $6.8 billion in offshore debt sales spurs confidence the borrowers have the resources to weather a slowing economy.
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