Ukraine War Sends London Aluminum, Nickel Prices on Wild Ride Prices of the metals surge and then drop at the end of last week as markets react Caixin Global · Feb 28, 2022
Hong Hao: What the Russia-Ukraine Conflict Means for Chinese Markets It is now a particularly volatile period not conducive to risk taking Caixin Global · Feb 28, 2022
Shanghai Composite Index Rose 0.32% on Monday Shenzhen Component Index closed up 0.32% Caixin Global · Feb 28, 2022
Weekly Must-Read: How the Balance of Power Over Ukraine Shattered Overnight China urges restraint after Putin recognizes the independence of two separatist regions established by pro-Russian forces Caixin Global · Feb 26, 2022
Update: Xi Speaks to Putin by Phone, Urges Negotiation Over Ukraine Russian president reiterates grievance about NATO expansion, but says Moscow is willing to negotiate with Kyiv Caixin Global · Feb 25, 2022
Shanghai Composite Index Rose 0.63% on Friday Shenzhen Component Index closed up 1.21% Caixin Global · Feb 25, 2022
Shanghai Composite Index Fell 1.7% on Thursday Shenzhen Component Index closed down 2.2% Caixin Global · Feb 24, 2022
China’s State Grid Sells AusNet Stake for $1.3 Billion Investment more than doubles over nine years under the power giant’s overseas electricity transmission and generation market strategy Caixin Global · Feb 23, 2022
China’s Big Data Catches Another Livestreamer Evading Taxes An e-commerce livestreamer with 24 million followers fined nearly $10 million for tax evasion, Guangzhou tax bureau announces Caixin Global · Feb 23, 2022
Fisher: Why U.S. Rate Hikes Won’t Whack the Yuan — or Chinese Stocks Rate hikes alone don’t drive currency movements, and currency zigzags don’t dictate stocks’ direction Caixin Global · Feb 23, 2022
China’s Largest Private Tutor Sinks $907 Million Into the Red After Transformative New Rules New Oriental ceased all tutoring of K-9 academics, laid off tens of thousands of staff in second half of last year Caixin Global · Feb 23, 2022
Shanghai Composite Index Rose 0.93% on Wednesday Shenzhen Component Index closed up 1.9% Caixin Global · Feb 23, 2022
Opinion: How the Ukraine Crisis Will Affect the Yuan and Other Currencies Currencies with a high correlation with risk assets like stocks, as well as those of countries that do a lot of trade with Russia, will bear the brunt of escalation Caixin Global · Feb 23, 2022
Beijing Firm Seeking Control of Ukrainian Engine Giants Goes Bankrupt Court names law firm to wind down Beijing Xinwei whose bid for Ukraine’s Motor Sich founders on national security concerns Caixin Global · Feb 22, 2022
Caixin Global · Feb 22, 2022 Former Boss of Citic Bank Admits Taking $154 Million of Bribes Sun Deshun pleads guilty at trial to using his position at several state-owned banks to offer favorable loans to businesses including HNA
Caixin Global · Feb 22, 2022 China Expands Private Pension Pilot Program Trial will be run nationwide, and pension companies will, for the first time, be allowed to participate alongside the six insurers in the initial pilot
Caixin Global · Feb 22, 2022 Zhang Wenhong: Beijing Winter Olympics Sets Perfect Example for How to Bring People Together Amid Pandemic The closed-loop management system of the winter games demonstrated a new possibility for pandemic control and communication among people from different part of the world
Caixin Global · Feb 22, 2022 Chinese Banks Cut Mortgage Rates in Bid to Boost Demand Fewer cities report housing price drops in a sign that regulatory moves to prop up the market are having an effect
Caixin Global · Feb 22, 2022 Shanghai Composite Index Fell 0.96% on Tuesday Shenzhen Component Index closed down 1.29%
Caixin Global · Feb 21, 2022 Yango Group Defaults on $657 Million of Bonds Chinese developer misses $27.3 million of interest payments on two dollar bonds as defaults continue piling up in the real estate industry
Caixin Global · Feb 21, 2022 Opinion: China’s Olympic Legacy Is About Becoming a Sporting Superpower China is only at the beginning of its phenomenal winter sports growth, with the country set to overtake the U.S. as the world’s biggest skiing nation by 2025
Caixin Global · Feb 21, 2022 Editorial: How China Can Make Its Universities Better Giving schools more autonomy is an important step toward improving their governance and boosting their capabilities for scientific research and teaching to cultivate creative talent
Caixin Global · Feb 21, 2022 Shanghai Composite Index Ended Nearly Flat on Monday Shenzhen Component Index closed up 0.09%
Caixin Global · Feb 19, 2022 Weekly Must-Read: State Insurance Boss’s Capital Games in Hong Kong How the former chief of Taiping Insurance wove a web of shady deals and came under investigation by graft busters
Caixin Global · Feb 18, 2022 Opinion: One Man, a Poor Coal Mining Town, and 173 World Speed-Skating Titles Meng Qingyu’s life’s work of turning Qitaihe into China’s speed-skating mecca shows that wealth isn’t necessary to cultivate Olympic champions