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  • Nov 22, 2024 | yicaiglobal.com | Zheng Na |Wang Fangran |Liao Shumin |Zhou Nan

    We sent you a codeEnter it below to verify via You'll need a passwordMake sure it's 8 characters or moreSHOW PASSWORD/HIDE PASSWORDSuccess! Welcome to Yicai GlobalFind your Yicai Global accountCheck your emailWe've sent an email to with a confirmation code. Enter the code below to reset your password. If you don't see the email, check your junk, spam or other folders. Change your passwordStrong passwords include numbers,letters,and special characters.

  • Nov 21, 2024 | yicaiglobal.com | Zheng Na |Liao Shumin |Wang Fangran |Zhou Nan

    We sent you a codeEnter it below to verify via You'll need a passwordMake sure it's 8 characters or moreSHOW PASSWORD/HIDE PASSWORDSuccess! Welcome to Yicai GlobalFind your Yicai Global accountCheck your emailWe've sent an email to with a confirmation code. Enter the code below to reset your password. If you don't see the email, check your junk, spam or other folders. Change your passwordStrong passwords include numbers,letters,and special characters.

  • Nov 20, 2024 | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Nan

    (Yicai) Nov. 21 -- Chinese listed companies have secured CNY35.2 billion (USD4.9 billion) in loans through the country's stock buyback borrowing scheme launched one month ago. So far, 152 listed firms have announced their participation in the stock buyback loan program, of which 109 with share repurchases and 43 with stakeholding increases, according to data from Wind Information. Nearly two-thirds of them are private companies.

  • Nov 11, 2024 | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Nan

    (Yicai) Nov. 11 -- Analysts are optimistic about China’s latest debt restructuring initiative for local governments, expecting it to enhance stock market valuations and stimulate the bond market in the near term. The scale of the debt package exceeds expectations, sending a slightly positive signal for the stock market, predicted to stay strong, several Chinese brokerages wrote in reports after the Standing Committee of the 14th National People's Congress of China on Nov.

  • Oct 21, 2024 | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Nan

    (Yicai) Oct. 21 -- UBS Investment Bank has upgraded its economic growth forecast for China this year and the next mainly because of a better-than-expected expansion in the third quarter and the country's recent stimulus measures. China's gross domestic product will likely expand 4.8 percent this year from the year before, compared with the previous 4.6 percent forecast, UBS announced today. The GDP growth prediction for next year was raised to 4.5 percent from 4 percent.

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