China Softens Stance on Gaming
China approved 105 domestic games on Monday, December 25th.
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China’s Biggest Banks Lower Deposit Rates
China’s largest state-owned banks are reducing deposit rates for the third time since the beginning of this year.
China Stops Exports of Some Rare-Earth Processing Technologies
The Chinese authorities decided to stop the export of several rare earth technologies.
China Leaves Lending Benchmark Rates Unchanged
In China, local financial authorities on Wednesday, December 20, decided to keep benchmark lending rates at a monthly level, which corresponds to preliminary market expectations and is a predictable action that does not go beyond the most likely scenarios.
China and Singapore to Use E-Yuan for Tourist Spending in Cross-Border CBDC Pilot
China’s Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) – e-yuan – will be now used for cross-border payments between China and Singapore, facilitating tourist spending between the two countries.
Singapore to Suspend Non-Bank and Non-Card Channels for Remittance to China
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has instructed companies providing money transfer services to suspend the use of non-bank and non-card channels when interacting with individuals interested in cross-border transactions to China.
China Reportedly Wides Its Ban on Use of iPhone
Media reports that in China, the number of state organizations and companies supported by the country’s government is gradually increasing, which prohibits their employees from using iPhone smartphones developed by the American technology giant Apple in the workplace.
China’s Local Governments Support Troubled Banks
In China, regional authorities have issued a record number of special bonds to provide support to small banks that are facing problems.
Gina Raimondo Comments Designing by Nvidia AI Chips for China
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said that the United States is currently looking into the characteristics of three new artificial intelligence accelerators that Nvidia is developing for the Chinese market.
China Chipmaker Changxin Memory Technologies Seeks Funds at $19.5 Billion
Chinese chip manufacturer Changxin Memory Technologies Inc. has postponed its initial public offering and currently has plans to explore the possibility of raising funds worth 140 billion yuan ($19.5 billion).
Chinese Consumer Price Index Shows Decline
In China, local financial authorities are struggling with falling prices, while in many other countries, central banks are taking measures aimed at curbing the process of increasing the cost of goods and services.
Livestreaming E-Commerce Surges in China, Boosted by AI
This year’s Singles Day highlighted the growth of livestreaming e-commerce sales, fueled by virtual avatar hosts and AI chatbot use.
China to Realize Proactive Fiscal Policy to Boost Economy
The Chinese authorities have promised to take measures to strengthen fiscal policy next year to maintain the economic system of this country, the situation within which tends to become synonymous with weakness, but has not yet reached a catastrophic level and there are chances to remedy the situation.
HSBC Predicts Difficult Path for Chinese Economy
The Chinese economy has a long way to go, during which it is necessary to overcome steep hill.
China’s Exports Show Growth
China’s exports, according to the results of November, showed growth for the first time since April this year.
Moody’s Changes China Credit Outlook to Negative
Moody’s Investors Service has changed the forecast for Chinese sovereign bonds, lowering the corresponding indicator to negative.
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