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China’s PBOC Said to Plan $32.7 Billion Bank Injection

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China’s central bank is said to plan the injection of about 200 billion yuan ($32.7 billion) into some national and regional lenders as Premier Li Keqiang steps up stimulus to support economic growth.The People’s Bank of China is providing funds to joint-stock banks to help them prepare ...

China banks’ 2015 profit growth seen below 5%: DBS Vickers

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Chinese banks are likely to see their net profit grow by low-single digit in percentage terms this year due to narrowed interest rate spreads and worsening asset quality, DBS Vickers said on Monday.Net profit expansion of the lenders will be in the zero to five percent range compared to the level in...

Fight Over China Currency Policies Threatens Vote on Trade Bill

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WASHINGTON — A heated dispute over how to challenge China on currency policy has imperiled a trade bill that has become President Obama’s top legislative priority, uniting even the president’s top Democratic supporters against taking up the bill in the Senate.Senator Mitch McConnel...

Janet Yellen is now taking a back seat to China

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Traders have been panicking over the sudden rise in global bond yields triggered by the expected tapering of the Federal Reserve’s stimulus programs. But an unlikely savior may emerge to limit the damage: China. That’s the view of researchers at Oxford Economics, who think the world&rsqu...

MBA Jobs: Hong Kong Stock Leads Finance Hiring Surge In China

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China’s frothy stock markets have boosted the job market in Hong Kong, with banks and other finance institutions ramping up recruitment of candidates who can bridge China with global capital markets.The Shanghai Composite stock market has more than doubled over the past year, pushing China to ...

Agricultural Bank Profit Unexpectedly Falls as Economy Cools

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Agricultural Bank of China Ltd., the first of the nation’s biggest lenders to report fourth-quarter earnings, posted an unexpected decline in profit as net fee income fell and bad-loan provisions swelled.Profit was 27 billion yuan ($4.4 billion) in the three months ended Dec. 31, down from 28....

China Banks’ Worst Year Since 2004 Seen as ICBC’s Bad Loans Jump

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Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. reported a 21 billion yuan ($3.4 billion) jump in soured credit in the first quarter, the biggest increase since at least 2008, in a filing on Wednesday.ICBC, China Construction Bank Corp., Agricultural Bank of China Ltd, Bank of China Ltd. and Bank of ...

Here's why investment volume dropped in Q1 2015

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The market has become quieter.The Hong Kong commercial property investment market turned quieter in Q1 2015, with transaction volume falling significantly.According to a research note from CBRE, total investment turnover (including transactions worth US$10 million and above, excluding pure land site...

Bank reports prompt jitters for the indexes

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Both Hong Kong and mainland stocks at one stage fell yesterday as two major Chinese banks reported weaker first-quarter earnings. But both indexes recovered towards closing.The Hang Seng Index ended just 42 points lower at 28,400, while the Shanghai Composite Index closed flat at 4,476 points after ...

More Damage Expected For Hong Kong Stock Market

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The Hong Kong stock market has alternated between positive and negative finishes through the last five trading days since the end of the two-day winning streak in which it had climbed almost 570 points or 2.3 percent. The Hang Seng Index closed just below the 24,500-point plateau, and now the market...

CIPS set to grant clearing business to foreign banks

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China's launch of its international payment system (CIPS) this year should end the monopoly that the country's yuan clearing banks enjoy, giving foreign banks a share of the mushrooming yuan clearing business.Seven of the 20 banks selected to participate in the system initially are foreign, ...

Fluctuations dizzy investors

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The Hang Seng Index extended Tuesday's downtrend and fell another 114 points to close at 27,640, though it had once reached an intraday of 28,054.The Shanghai Composite Index lost another 1.6 percent yesterday after diving 4 percent the day before. The daily movement was near 5 percent.The HSI i...