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17.01 / 09:55
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Metal stocks fall up to 5% led by SAIL. Here’s why
The Nifty Metal index was the second worst performer for the day, behind Nifty Bank and fell 2.5% to the day's low of 7,736.15. In the 15-stock index, 14 were on the losing side. The other major losers were APL Apollo Tubes, Jindal Steel & Power and National Aluminium Company, each down by 3.3% around 2 pm on Wednesday.
17.01 / 09:33
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China meets 2023 GDP growth target but misses fourth-quarter analyst forecasts
Official statistics also revealed that the property sector, entangled in a three-year debt crisis, continued to face challenges in 2023.
17.01 / 07:00
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China may be losing its sway over Taiwanese business
elected as Taiwan’s president. He thus secured a third term for his pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party (DPP). The vote will shape relations between self-governing Taiwan and China, which wants the island to be governed from Beijing.
17.01 / 05:29
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China continues experiments with 'lethal' COVID strain; experts raise alarm: ‘This madness must be...’
coronavirus strain, GX_P2V. It resulted in a 100% fatality rate in genetically-modified mice. This strain is a mutation of GX/2017, a virus initially identified in Malaysian pangolins in 2017.
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China GDP grew around 5.2% in 2023 without relying on 'massive stimulus', Premier Li says at Davos
Li Qiang said in Davos, Switzerland. “Last year in 2023, the Chinese economy rebounded and moved upward with an estimated growth of around 5.2%, higher than the ‘around 5%’ target set at the beginning of last year," Li said on Tuesday in his first appearance as China’s No. 2 official at the annual World Economic Forum.
17.01 / 01:39
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China's economic growth is set to slow in 2024. Here's what Wall Street is predicting
BEIJING — Major international investment banks expect China's economy to grow at a slower pace in 2024 than in 2023, according to annual forecasts released in the last few months.
16.01 / 12:19
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WEF at Davos: China's Premier Li Qiang tells world it is growing and open for business
Li Qiang said on Tuesday in Davos the Chinese economy was open for business and highlighted its potential for foreign investment as its vast population becomes rapidly more urban and its middle class is forecast to grow. As China grapples with a sluggish post-pandemic recovery and a real estate slump, overseas executives have grown concerned about its long-term growth prospects for the first time in the four decades since Beijing opened it up to foreign investment.
16.01 / 12:01
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Trump is a 'transactional president' but may not rock the boat on China, Standard Chartered CEO says
Former U.S. President Donald Trump would be a «transactional president» if he returns to power, but is unlikely to blow up the Biden administration's rebuilding of relations with China, according to Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters.
16.01 / 12:01
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China's premier tells Davos that innovation shouldn't be used to restrict other nations
Chinese Premier Li Qiang said that tech innovations should not be used as a way to restrict or contain other countries.
16.01 / 10:01
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China weighs more stimulus, considers $139 billion of debt issuance under special bonds
Also Read: China may be losing its sway over Taiwanese business The deliberations underscore efforts by President Xi Jinping’s government to shift spending responsibility from debt-laden local officials to central authorities in support of an economy that is struggling to maintain momentum. Rigid deflationary pressures, the ongoing property crisis and weak domestic demand are all weighing on activity and suppressing confidence, prompting calls among economists and investors for further stimulus.
15.01 / 19:37
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Flush with funds, US factories stare at China challenge
China. That is drawing the attention of President Joe Biden and his aides, who are considering new protectionist measures to make sure American industry can compete against Beijing. As US factories spin up to produce electric vehicles, semiconductors and solar panels, China is flooding the market with similar goods, often at significantly lower prices. A similar influx is also hitting the European market.
15.01 / 19:34
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Chip-maker Taiwan’s electorate has rebuffed Beijing
Taiwan is pivotal to the geopolitics of Asia and the future of global technological leadership. Communist China has never controlled Taiwan, a self-governing democracy, but arrogates to itself the right to take Taiwan over at a time of its choice, regardless of what Taiwanese think. How to deal with Communist China is therefore always a central issue in Taiwan’s elections.
15.01 / 13:26
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Taiwan president-elect Lai Ching-te has steered the island toward democracy and away from China
Lai Ching-te is Taiwan’s president-elect who has vowed to safeguard the Asian island’s de-facto independence from China and further align it with other democracies
15.01 / 12:01
15.01 / 10:45
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Asian stocks inch higher as rate-cut bets persist, Nikkei extends rally
Investing.com-- Most Asian stocks rose past early weakness on Monday as traders maintained bets that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates early, with Japanese markets extending a rally to 34-year highs.
15.01 / 08:20
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‘China used economic aids to…’: Taiwan as Nauru switches diplomatic recognition
AFP. China said it welcomed Nauru's decision to cut ties with Taiwan.
15.01 / 07:19
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Why China Is Going All-Out To Influence Elections In Taiwan | What's At Stake?
The 20 million people voting in Taiwan are being k... moreThe 20 million people voting in Taiwan are being keenly watched from across the strait.
15.01 / 07:19
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India-Maldives row: Why does Maldives want Indian troops out | Explainer
Male sets deadline for Indian troops' withdrawal, EAM says ‘cannot guarantee…' India's government has traditionally considered the Maldives, home to around half a million people, to be within its sphere of influence. China and the Maldives upgraded their relationship during Muizzu's first state visit to Beijing last week by agreeing to a "comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership" that sets the stage for the Asian giant to up its investments in the Maldives.
15.01 / 03:27
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‘India should be alert…’: Shashi Tharoor warns on growing proximity between Maldives and China
President Muizzu who recently completed a state visit to China, during which Beijing agreed to provide $130 million for the development of Male, the capital city. The two countries also signed an agreement on agricultural cooperation.
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