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The surge in lending was the biggest monthly extension of credit since January 2011, when new loans last topped 1 trillion yuan, holding out hope that China's economy would not only avoid a hard landing but pick up speed …

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China acts to boost loans, bolster flagging economy « China Daily Mail

When China's economy grew at an abnormally low 8.1 per cent clip in the first quarter of this year, some analysts suggested that it had reached the bottom of the business cycle.

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Chinese Economy “Unexpectedly” Slows; Will the Bubble in China …

China's central bank cut the amount of cash that banks must hold as reserves on Saturday, freeing an estimated 400 billion yuan ($63.5 billion) for lending to head-off the risk of a sudden slowdown in the world's …

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NewsDaily: China acts to boost loans, bolster flagging economy

How the United States manages its relationship with China will have important implications for the country's economy and ability to create jobs, writes Joshua Meltzer. Meltzer argues that the next president must build stronger economic ties …

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China's Economy | Brookings Institution

Some immigration lawyers have seen a new increase in Chinese seeking foreign citizenship, a trend they suggest is tied to worries about political turmoil, especially among those seeking to protect their families and wealth.

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More Wealthy Chinese Said to Prepare Exits

China demanded that the Philippines protect its citizens in the country ahead of planned anti-China protests, and Chinese travel agencies canceled tours amid escalating tensions.

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Bejing Urges Philippines to Protect Chinese Citizens

Maybe China's leaders —currently embroiled in a complex leadership transition — should worry less about politics at the moment, and more about economics. The latest numbers out of Beijing.

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Why China's Economy Is Going From Weak To Weaker – Business …

Pessimism now seems to envelope the Middle Kingdom, but a more balanced view is appropriate.

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Don't Count China Economy Out :: The Market Oracle :: Financial …

The Fed approved plans by three state-backed Chinese banks to expand in the U.S., including the first acquisition of a U.S. retail-banking network by a state-owned Chinese lender.

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Chinese Banks Get Nod In U.S.

Derek Scissors on Xi Jinping's possible reform agenda.

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Man of the hour | China Economic Review