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Beijing Injects More Cash Into China’s Economy (opens the original)
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After years of on-again, off-again efforts to mitigate the ill effects of China’s long-running property crisis, Beijing has recently adopted a bolder approach. The finance ministry plans to raise most of the funds for this cash injection through a special issue of government bonds. Beijing’s stated hope is that the flow of public funds will enable financial institutions to raise even more capital from other sources and, from an improved financial position, lend and invest more aggressively than
Trade Tensions Between Europe and China Are Coming to a Head (opens the original)
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Last June, the European Union gave itself and China until October to work out ways to remedy bilateral trade imbalances. Since then, the picture of huge Chinese surpluses has not changed, and Europe now has only weeks to set a new agenda. The EU seems likely to follow the American lead and impose tariffs and other trade restrictions, but the exact nature of such restrictions will not be clear for a while longer. Today’s trouble between Europe and China began in Washington about 18 months ago. It
Beijing Reforms Home Finance Rules (opens the original)
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Beijing has issued new rules on homebuying. It will now allow longer mortgage terms than previously, which should relieve the monthly cost of financing a property. It has also moved to protect buyers from the dangerous practice of pre-buying homes before they are complete. The details of these reforms are straightforward enough. One lengthens the permissible term of a mortgage from 30 to 40 years. Though the new arrangement will increase the cumulative amount of interest paid over the life of a
The World Comes Out Against China (opens the original)
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Finance ministers and central bankers of the G20 recently showed remarkable unity in resisting China’s economic policies and ambitions. It has become clear to all these nations for some time that Beijing aims to make other nations increasingly dependent on Chinese production. Meeting in Asheville, North Carolina, earlier this month, these nations there said “no” to this plan, and in no uncertain terms, too, though little was said beyond that. The communique emerging from the meeting was more poi
China’s Provinces Show Evidence of Financial Pressure and the Economy’s Imbalances (opens the original)
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Some 28 provinces and separate jurisdictions increasingly have had to turn to Beijing for help closing budget gaps, according to China’s Ministry of Finance. It is not unusual for Beijing to have to chip in. It gets the lion’s share of the country’s tax revenues. But the growing need to turn to Beijing nonetheless points to the economy’s imbalances and other problems. Some transfers from Beijing have occurred since the country’s tax-sharing reforms were implemented in the 1990s. Beijing gets all
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