Who Needs Whom More? The New York Times | HONG KONG - Is what's good for U.S. business good for the United States? That old question has become pertinent again as the Obama administration stumbles in its relationship with Beijing. | Last week, the U.S. announced a weapons sale worth $6 billion to Taiwan. The United States has been selling...
Influence of Speculation on Chinese Foreign Reserves Is Downplayed The New York Times | BEIJING - An increase of $453 billion last year in China's foreign exchange reserves partly reflected currency valuation effects and was not solely the result of inflows of speculative funds, the Chinese currency regulator said Tuesday. | In a statement on its Web site, the State Administration of...
Who Needs Whom More? The New York Times | HONG KONG - Is what's good for U.S. business good for the United States? That old question has become pertinent again as the Obama administration stumbles in its relationship with Beijing. | Last week, the U.S. announced a weapons sale worth $6 bil...
Hong Kong Gains, Sydney Slides Wall Street Journal By COLIN NG AND WEI-ZHE TAN IN SINGAPORE AND V. PHANI KUMAR IN HONG KONG | Asian markets ended mixed Monday as losses on Wall Street and worries about monetary tightening in the region weighed on sentiment. | Hong Kong shares advanced as investors sn...
Shares End Mixed; Yen's Weakness Boosts Exporters Wall Street Journal By LESLIE SHAFFER, KIRSTY GREEN and V. PHANI KUMAR | HONG KONG -- Asian markets ended mixed Thursday, with Japanese stocks finishing higher as the yen's weakness spurred exporters such as Sony Corp., while Hong Kong shares declined as strong Chinese ...
Influence of Speculation on Chinese Foreign Reserves Is Downplayed The New York Times | BEIJING - An increase of $453 billion last year in China's foreign exchange reserves partly reflected currency valuation effects and was not solely the result of inflows of speculative funds, the Chinese currency regulator said Tuesday. | In a stat...
Taiwan allows $500M Chinese capital in market Inquirer | TAIPEI— Taiwan will allow Chinese investors to invest up to $500 million in the island's stock market, in a further step towards closer economic ties, the government said Saturday. | Starting Monday, Chinese institutional investors can own up to a ...
Taiwan allows 500 mln dlr Chinese capital in market The Himalayan | TAIPEI: Taiwan will allow Chinese investors to invest up to 500 million dollars in the island's stock market, in a further step towards closer economic ties, the government said Saturday. | Starting Monday, Chinese institutional investors can own u...
Taiwan allows 500 million dollar Chinese capital in market Inquirer | TAIPEI— Taiwan will allow Chinese investors to invest up to 500 million dollars in the island's stock market, in a further step towards closer economic ties, the government said Saturday. | Starting Monday, Chinese institutional investors can own u...
Obama vows to get tougher on China trade The Himalayan | WASHINGTON: US President Barack Obama has vowed to get tougher with China on enforcing trade rules, stepping up the tone amid rising friction between the two powers over Taiwan and Tibet. | Obama also hinted he would take Beijing to task over the strength of its yuan currency, responding to growing restlessness in the US Congress over Chinese mon...
