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2 weeks ago | 
gurutrade.com | Ziyi Tang |Xiuhao Chen |Ryan Woo |Jacqueline Wong
BEIJING, May 22 (Reuters) - China will provide a more efficient, transparent and predictable regulatory environment to support technology firms listing overseas, Chief Risk Officer at the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Yan Bojin said at a news briefing on Thursday.
The regulator will further strengthen the security of funds raised by listed companies to ensure their allocation towards the main business rather than other purposes, Yan said.
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2 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Xiuhao Chen |Ethan Wang |Liz Lee
By Xiuhao Chen, Ethan Wang and Liz LeeBEIJING (Reuters) -Pakistan and Afghanistan plan to upgrade their diplomatic ties, China said on Wednesday after hosting an informal meeting between Islamabad and the Afghan Taliban administration following several outbreaks of violence.
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2 weeks ago | 
marketscreener.com | Xiuhao Chen |Ethan Wang |Liz Lee
Published on 05/21/2025 at 03:38, updated on 05/21/2025 at 06:43 BEIJING (Reuters) -Pakistan and Afghanistan plan to upgrade their diplomatic ties, China said on Wednesday after hosting an informal meeting between Islamabad and the Afghan Taliban administration following several outbreaks of violence.
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1 month ago | 
ksl.com | Xiuhao Chen |Ethan Wang |Joe Cash
BEIJING — China restated its case that COVID-19 may have originated in the United States in a white paper on its pandemic response released on Wednesday after President Donald Trump's administration blamed a lab leak in China. The White House launched a COVID-19 website on April 18 in which it said the coronavirus came from a lab leak in China while criticizing former President Joe Biden, former top U.S. health official Anthony Fauci and the World Health Organization.
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1 month ago | 
today.westlaw.com | Joe Cash |Christian Schmollinger |Ethan Wang |Xiuhao Chen
BEIJING (Reuters) -China restated its case that COVID-19 may have originated in the United States in a white paper on its pandemic response released on Wednesday after President Donald Trump's administration blamed a lab leak in China.
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1 month ago | 
malaya.com.ph | Xiuhao Chen |Ryan Woo
BY XIUHAO CHEN AND RYAN WOOBEIJING – China’s exports rose sharply in March after factories rushed out shipments before the latest US tariffs took effect, but an escalating Sino-US trade war has darkened the outlook for factories and growth in the world’s second-biggest economy. US President Donald Trump has ratcheted up tariffs on Chinese goods to hefty levels that many economists say will profoundly impact global trade flows and business investment.
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1 month ago | 
au.news.yahoo.com | Xiuhao Chen |Ryan Woo
China's exports rose sharply in March after factories rushed out shipments before the latest US tariffs took effect, but an escalating Sino-US trade war has darkened the outlook for factories and growth in the world's second-biggest economy. US President Donald Trump has ratcheted up tariffs on Chinese goods to hefty levels that many economists say will profoundly impact global trade flows and business investment.
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1 month ago | 
afr.com | Xiuhao Chen |Ryan Woo
Apr 14, 2025 – 4.44pm or Subscribe to save articleSubscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Beijing | China’s exports rose sharply in March after factories rushed out shipments before the latest US tariffs took effect, but an escalating Sino-US trade war has darkened the outlook for factories and growth in the world’s second-biggest economy.
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1 month ago | 
gurutrade.com | Xiuhao Chen |Ethan Wang |Ryan Woo |Kim Coghill
China's exports beat expectations in March
Exports up 12.4%, while imports fell 4.3%
Trade tensions with U.S. escalate
China's trade surplus at $102.64 billion
BEIJING, April 14 (Reuters) - China's exports rose sharply in March after factories rushed out shipments before the latest U.S. tariffs took effect, but an escalating Sino-U.S. trade war has darkened the outlook for factories and growth in the world's second-biggest economy.
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2 months ago | 
au.news.yahoo.com | Joe Cash |Liz Lee |Xiuhao Chen
China has decried as "blackmail" US President Donald Trump's threat to add a further tariff of 50 per cent on its goods, after he demanded that Beijing withdraw its plans for counter-tariffs. If neither side blinks and Trump sticks to his plans, total new levies could climb to 104 per cent this year on Chinese goods imported into the United States, escalating a trade war that has already spurred the biggest market losses since the pandemic.
