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China’s sulphur imports dive 65% as prices surge 3.5 times (opens the original)
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Country pays more for less of the key fertiliser ingredient, potentially pressuring the spring planting season, analyst says China paid more for far less sulphur in August, as Middle East supply disruptions pushed the element’s average import price nearly 3.5 times higher than a year earlier, putting pressure on the country’s planting season next year. August imports fell nearly 30 per cent from July and 65 per cent from a year earlier to around 277,300 tonnes, according to the latest Chinese cu
Chinese miners partner to tap Tibet gold, copper in latest resource push (opens the original)
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Xizang Zhihui Mining and Zhaojin Nonferrous Mining will pursue joint investment in mining projects in the autonomous region Two established Chinese mining companies plan to jointly acquire and develop gold, copper and other critical mineral projects in Tibet, marking the latest corporate push to tap the region’s resources as Beijing seeks to strengthen domestic supplies of strategic raw materials. Privately controlled Xizang Zhihui Mining and state-owned Zhaojin Nonferrous Mining signed a strate
China’s Trip.com offers most ambitious travel deal yet: a trip to space (opens the original)
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The Chinese travel platform now allows users to book space flight packages with US-based provider Virgin Galactic for nearly US$760,000 Chinese online travel platform Trip.com has turned heads by launching its most expensive offering to date: a space flight package costing at least 5.1 million yuan (US$759,900). The six-day trip includes several days of preflight training followed by a 90-minute suborbital flight operated by US-based provider Virgin Galactic, which takes off from Las Cruces, New
China bank lending ekes out small increase amid stalled spending (opens the original)
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Loans reverse record contraction a month earlier but fall far short of expectations as property slump drags and deposits rise New lending by China’s banks returned to growth in August after a record contraction the previous month, but the scale remained subdued as sluggish consumption and investment continued to weigh on credit demand. New bank loans totalled 60 billion yuan (US$8.94 billion) in August, reversing a record contraction of 340 billion yuan in July, according to data released by the
Pressure on China’s economy persists in August as investment, consumption slow (opens the original)
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The drop in overall fixed-asset investment widened last month, as retail sales grew 0.4 per cent year on year China’s economy came under further pressure in August, as sluggish investment and consumption highlighted persistently weak domestic demand, although analysts expect a rebound in the fourth quarter as state intervention begins to take effect. Retail sales, a major gauge of consumer spending, grew last month by 0.4 per cent year on year, according to data released by the National Bureau o
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