More Chinese investment is on the way, he said. “China is on the radar”. 02:09 China-owned shipping giant gets toehold in German port with controversial deal China-owned shipping giant gets toehold in German port with controversial deal Other headline projects include railways, airports and power plants, with firms in France, the Netherlands and the UK
April has been a busy month for the Hualin International Jewelry Market in Guangzhou. A scrum of eager buyers has descended upon the venue, looking to join a new gold rush as prices soar and the precious metal takes on new life as a vehicle for investment. Standing out as one of the few bets
These dynamics seem to be playing out for a number of Chinese home owners in Australia, where the central bank has hiked interest rates on 13 occasions since 2022. 10:45 Chinese investors offloading overseas properties Chinese investors offloading overseas properties In the popular Sydney suburb of Bondi, known for its famous beach, one Beijing resident
China’s new financial regulator has made fresh pledges to increase regulatory transparency, stability and predictability, the latest of several attempts to restore investor confidence following a stock meltdown and high-profile personnel changes. The country will benchmark its financial policies against international rules and reduce restrictive measures to make itself more open and integrated with the
Despite misfires during previous infrastructure endeavours in Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, China is now making substantial green energy investments in those regions – and finding eager takers. Companies are making strides in power generation and crafting solar energy equipment with support from a range of host countries, including Egypt, Mauritius, Qatar and
Fund managers in Hong Kong appear to be baffled by the slump in Chinese stocks after the market’s worst start to a year since 2016. Some bearish investors wished they were wrong about the gloom. “We have met many investors in Hong Kong in the past weeks, and sentiment is poor,” Winnie Wu, head of
Hong Kong stocks jumped, snapping a seven-day slide, after mainland Chinese fund managers added to their purchases as the market reached the lowest level since November 2022 this week. Sentiment improved amid bullish trades in US and Asian equities. The Hang Seng Index added 1.4 per cent to 16,320.00 at 10.35am local time. The Tech