Report: China’s bond default hits US$17 billion
FutureCFO Editors
December 4, 2019
China’s bond default is about to break its 2018 record, according to a Bloomberg report. Data compiled by Bloomberg indicates
China’s bond default is about to break its 2018 record, according to a Bloomberg report. Data compiled by Bloomberg indicates
China lowered its new benchmark lending rate on Wednesday, in an attempt to give a boost to the slowing economy
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While there’s skeptism toward China’s reported economic growth numbers, Morningstar said in a recent report that the country’s Q3 GDP
China reports a year-on-year GDP growth rate of 6% for Q3 2019, the slowest since Q1 of 1992, The country’s
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In 2019, the number of insolvency cases in China is expected to keep growing but at a slower pace. Find
Amid its currency drop below the “psychological barrier” of 7 and the intensifying trade war with the US, China—with its
The People’s Bank of China set its daily reference rate at 7.0039 per dollar, the weakest since Apr 21, 2008.
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