China’s central bank issues bills worth 5 billion yuan in Hong Kong
The issuance was well-received by overseas investors, with total bidding reaching approximately 19 billion yuan, over 3.8 times the value issued.
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Local govt spending to bolster China’s fiscal policy: Experts
According to an official, efforts will be made to ensure more efficient use of fiscal funds so as to directly energise the country's proactive fiscal policy.
Spanish designer steps up to the mark in China’s ‘shoe capital’
Due to his extensive experience working with shoe manufacturers in various countries, the designer sensed the unique potential of China's industry.
Cities begin welcoming more people back to the workplace
As Chinese cities gradually regain their hustle and bustle with optimized epidemic prevention and control measures, people are being encouraged to return to work if their health…
World Cup sets off consumption boom in China
Winter is usually an off-season for football-related products, but thanks to the World Cup, jersey sales tripled over the first week of the tournament.
Amid crypto turmoil, HK debuts first crypto futures ETFs
Two exchange traded funds that track US-listed cryptocurrency futures have raised a combined $73.6 million ahead of their debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Friday.
Airlines eye skiers to boost ticket sales
Winter travel has become a key promotion theme for many domestic airlines as their businesses have been difficult in the past year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
HK stars offer acting training for the young in a reality show
The reality show invites established figures in Hong Kong's film industry like martial arts star Jackie Chan to coach young actors and actresses.
China achieves bumper grain harvest in 2022
In 2022, China went through its hottest summer since 1961; The lingering high temperatures exerted pressure on the harvesting of autumn grain.
Premier Li Keqiang urges China-Korea free trade progress
Working-level talks have been underway between Beijing and Seoul on expanding the FTA to include the opening up of markets to the service and investment sectors.