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HONG KONG -- Chinese insurance companies shifted more of their combined $5 trillion investment holdings into stocks in the first half of the year, responding to lower interest rates as well as government calls to support domestic shares. [1]
TOKYO -- Tokyo's Takadanobaba district is home to a host of educational institutions, including the renowned Waseda University. [2]
Shanghai: As the economy slows down, office vacancy goes up The US-China trade war, excess capacity built up in the past ten years, and flight from expensive areas are the main causes. In Shenzhen rental discounts can reach 50 per cent. [3]
Over 200 complaint letters were received by Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi at a meeting held at the Town Hall in Magway on May 9. (confirmed by 3 sources) [4]
NEW YORK/SHANGHAI -- With the coronavirus outbreak disrupting factories and transportation in China, speculation is mounting that the government will have to set its sights lower when announcing the economic growth target next month. [5]
William Bratton is author of "China's Rise, Asia's Decline." He was previously head of equity research, Asia-Pacific, at HSBC. OpinionWhat China's economic permabears keep getting wrong ![Avatar]( [6]
HONG KONG -- U.S.-based S&P Global on Monday became the first foreign credit rating agency approved to rate China's domestic bonds as Beijing moves to attract more foreign investment. [7]
William Bratton is the author of "China's Rise, Asia's Decline." He was previously head of Asia-Pacific equity research at HSBC. OpinionEurope's descent into irrelevance in Asia ![Avatar]( [8]
Note: This briefing is based on limited source coverage. The evidence may be incomplete or outdated.
HONG KONG -- Chinese insurance companies shifted more of their combined $5 trillion investment holdings into stocks in the first half of the year, responding to lower interest rates as well as government calls to support domestic shares.
TOKYO -- Tokyo's Takadanobaba district is home to a host of educational institutions, including the renowned Waseda University.
Shanghai: As the economy slows down, office vacancy goes up The US-China trade war, excess capacity built up in the past ten years, and flight from expensive areas are the main causes. In Shenzhen rental discounts can reach 50 per cent.
Over 200 complaint letters were received by Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi at a meeting held at the Town Hall in Magway on May 9.
NEW YORK/SHANGHAI -- With the coronavirus outbreak disrupting factories and transportation in China, speculation is mounting that the government will have to set its sights lower when announcing the economic growth target next month.
William Bratton is author of "China's Rise, Asia's Decline." He was previously head of equity research, Asia-Pacific, at HSBC. OpinionWhat China's economic permabears keep getting wrong ![Avatar](
HONG KONG -- U.S.-based S&P Global on Monday became the first foreign credit rating agency approved to rate China's domestic bonds as Beijing moves to attract more foreign investment.
William Bratton is the author of "China's Rise, Asia's Decline." He was previously head of Asia-Pacific equity research at HSBC. OpinionEurope's descent into irrelevance in Asia ![Avatar](
HONG KONG -- China's largest banks, after posting their biggest surge in quarterly profit since the aftermath of the global financial crisis, are not yet ready to declare an end to bad debt increases.
HONG KONG -- China's mainland stocks ended a stimulus-induced winning streak on Wednesday, as questions swirled over how far the authorities are willing to go to support the sluggish economy.