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Exclusive: Guarding stability, China likely to slow yuan's slide to 7 per dollar - sources
China is likely to use its vast currency reserves to stop any precipitous fall through the psychologically important level of 7 yuan per dollar as it could risk triggering speculation and heavy capital outflows, policy insiders said.
China's Hebei to ensure clean coal supply for 2018-2020 winters
China's Hebei province has said it will ensure sufficient supplies of clean coal during the next three winters to avoid heating fuel shortages and reduce toxic air emissions.
China-Japan sign three-year FX swap deal to strengthen financial stability, business activity
Japan and China on Friday signed a currency swap arrangement of up to $30 billion - the largest such bilateral deal concluded by Tokyo - to strengthen financial stability and spur business activity in both countries, the Bank of Japan said.
Japan's Abe: relations with China at 'historic turning point'
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Friday that bilateral relations with China are at an "historic turning point".
Bolsonaro's anti-China rants have Beijing nervous about Brazil
(In this October 25 story, corrects price paid by China Three Gorges for Brazil dams in paragraph 33 to 13.8 billion reais not 4.8 billion reais)
Trump threatens to build up U.S. nuclear arsenal against China, Russia
President Donald Trump warned on Monday that the United States intended to build up its arsenal of nuclear weapons to pressure Russia and China.
Experts doubt Xi’s tour will have same success as Deng Xiaoping
Xi’s trip comes a quarter of a century after Deng Xiaoping’s 1992 Southern Tour to press for opening up and reform. Xi and his aides are trying to soothe private businesses
Taiwan warns Beijing it can defend itself as US sends warships into strait
The Pentagon says the warships passed through international waters, in a manoeuvre ‘certainly not’ intended to raise tensions
Super Micro to review hardware for malicious chips
Computer hardware maker Super Micro Computer Inc said on Monday it would review its motherboards for any proof of malicious chips as alleged in a recent media report.
Global banks curb China travel after UBS banker stopped from leaving
Global banks including Citigroup and Standard Chartered have asked their private banking staff to postpone or reconsider travel to China after authorities there prevented a UBS banker from leaving the country, sources said.
China’s natural gas tariff will kill off US projects, says Canadian firm
Trade war: China’s natural gas tariff will kill off US projects, says Canadian firm
China watchdog probes unit of catering giant Compass over expired school food
Chinese authorities are probing a local unit of global catering giant Compass Group Plc over mouldy and expired food found at a private school served by the group and said it would inspect other schools around the city.
Chinese experts ‘filtered’ trade war advice to Beijing policymakers
The experts Beijing has called on for guidance in the trade battle with Washington have largely avoided offending their supervisors, hurting strategic policymaking.
China finds African swine fever in country's south, fuelling supply worries
China's three-month old outbreak of African swine fever has spread for the first time to the country's south, its major pork-consuming region, signaling how deeply the deadly disease has permeated the country's pig herd, the world's largest.
Thousands rally in Taiwan, call for referendum on independence from China
Several thousand pro-independence demonstrators rallied in Taiwan's capital on Saturday to protest against Beijing's "bullying" and called for a referendum on whether the self-ruled island should formally declare independence from China.
Top China adviser seeks to boost confidence after weak financial data
Liu He, Chinese President Xi Jinping’s top economic adviser, says words of comfort to business community
In China's Catholic heartland, Vatican deal brings Communist Party closer
In 1996, a tiny village with a huge Gothic-style church in China's Catholic heartland of northern Hebei province was the scene of a tense stand-off between the ruling Communist Party and the faithful.
Macau billionaire revives dormant theme park project, without theme park
The son of billionaire Macau casino magnate Stanley Ho on Thursday announced the revival of an entertainment project left dormant for eight years, as authorities move to seize idle land in the world's largest gambling hub.
Exxon Mobil signs framework agreement to supply LNG to Zhejiang Energy for 20 years
Exxon Mobil Corp said on Thursday it signed a framework agreement for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply deal with Zhejiang Provincial Energy Group, the Chinese company's first long-term supply deal.
China defends 'anti-extremism' measures in Xinjiang as scrutiny mounts
Vocational training is being used "to the greatest extent" in China's far-western Xinjiang region to ensure militant activities are "eliminated before they occur," a senior Communist Party official said.