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08.06.18China's Yuan, Shares Fall as Trade Row Overshadows Policy Shift
Bloomberg
The onshore yuan slipped 0.17 percent to 6.8402 per dollar as of 4:02 p.m., while the Shanghai Composite Index closed down 1.3 percent at its lowest since February 2016. The ChiNext gauge of small caps and tech stocks fared even worse, tumbling 2.8...
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02.13.18How China Is Getting Serious About Financial Risk
Bloomberg
Chinese leaders pledged to make controlling financial risk a top priority. Their challenge is to do so without derailing the economy.
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02.05.18China to Stamp out Cryptocurrency Trading Completely with Ban on Foreign Platforms
South China Morning Post
Offshore platforms targeted after recent efforts to shut down domestic exchanges failed to eradicate trading.
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11.21.17China to Fend off Bubble Risk with Tighter Property Rules
CNBC
The authorities said they would stop funds being illegally funneled into property and that capital flow would be more forcibly balanced between real estate and other industries.
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11.20.17Chinese Shadow Banking Has Slowed — but That's Not as Good as It Seems
CNBC
China is on a drive to reduce its reliance on debt, a habit that some experts warn could lead to a global financial crisis.
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10.02.17China Steps up Battle Against Runaway Property Prices
Financial Times
Chinese banking regulators have told lenders to crack down on the use of consumer loans to finance home purchases, the latest effort to cool down the overheated property market and rein in financial risk.
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09.21.17S&P Downgrades China, Says Rising Debt Is Stoking Economic, Financial Risks
Reuters
S&P’s one-notch downgrade to A+ from AA- comes as Beijing grapples with the challenges of containing financial risks stemming from years of credit-fueled stimulus to meet ambitious government economic growth targets.
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09.20.17Trump's Threats Loom as China Weighs Opening to Wall Street, Tesla
Bloomberg
Coincidence or not, China appears set to ease restrictions on foreign automakers and banks amid sustained pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to open up its economy.
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09.14.17China Plans First Dollar-Denominated Bond Sale in a Decade
Financial Times
China is planning to sell dollar-denominated bonds for the first time in a decade, as it seeks to take advantage of investor appetite for Chinese credit amid the country’s unexpectedly strong economic growth.
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09.11.17China Steps up Curbs on Virtual Currency Trading
Chinese regulators ordered a halt to all virtual currency trading platforms in the country, acting to further rein in risks related to cryptocurrencies, Caixin learned from a source close to regulators.