Beijing is trying to put a 'floor' on the economy with its stimulus measures: China Beige Book CEO
Leland Miller, China Beige Book CEO, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the state of China's economy, impact of Beijing's stimulus ...
Beijing's stimulus measures do not appear to directly address country's problems: JPMorgan
James Sullivan of JPMorgan explains why he is "cautious" about the big market rally in China. Vance, Walz Land Blows, But No ...
China ETFs cheer Beijing's stimulus move
China stocks posted their best day since September 2008 as investors raced to take advantage of a massive stimulus push aimed ...
Chinese stocks could rally 15% as more stimulus spurs a GDP growth spurt next year, SocGen says
Fiscal stimulus in China could help boost the world's second-largest economy to 5% GDP growth next year, SocGen analysts ...
Why China's massive stimulus effort might not have any effect until next year
China's latest stimulus package may not be enough to encourage households and businesses to borrow and banks to lend, one ...
China home sales rise after stimulus measures, state media says
China's home sales rose during the National Day holiday after a string of property stimulus measures to boost the country's ...
If Stimulus Could Save China, It Wouldn’t Need It
The problem isn’t too much saving, it’s that politics inhibits productive investment of capital.
Singapore-listed China companies soar after Beijing’s stimulus blitz
Singapore Exchange (SGX) quoted Chinese property group Yanlord Land’s stock price has surged a whopping 57 per cent over the ...
Key markets and metrics to track following China's stimulus: Maguire
Beijing last month dispensed the most aggressive stimulus measures since the pandemic in a bid to revive the flagging Chinese ...
China Firms Plan up to $15 Billion in Overseas Bond Issues in Q4 on Stimulus Boost, Say Bankers
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Chinese investment-grade companies are lining up $10 billion to $15 billion in offshore bond offerings ...
Beijing Pushes on a Stimulus String
China needs more private enterprise, not more cheap credit.
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A new stimulus might (or might not) jump-start China's economy
Beijing isn't ready to go that route, which means "China's domestic economy will continue to underperform." The stimulus is "hefty but insufficient," said The Financial Times. The "poorest ...