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Friday, March 22nd 2013 - 06:55 UTC

Brazil/China closer to promote trade in national currencies; announcement at BRICS summit

Minister Pimentel said the mechanism would be applied to half the bilateral trade

Brazil hopes to sign a bilateral accord with China to promote trade in their national currencies at next week's BRICS summit of the world's five emerging powers, Trade and Industry Minister Fernando Pimentel said on Thursday.

Friday, March 15th 2013 - 06:42 UTC

China names Li Keqiang as Premier at the helm of world’s second largest economy

Mr Li speaks fluent English and has a PhD in economics

China's leaders have named Li Keqiang as premier, placing him at the helm of the world's second-largest economy. Mr Li, who already holds the number two spot in the Communist Party, takes over from Wen Jiabao.

Thursday, November 15th 2012 - 23:32 UTC

Xi pledges to combat corruption, bureaucracy and rule closer to the people

Conservative no-surprise Xi Jinping, China’s face for the next ten years

Xi Jinping has been confirmed as the man to lead China for the next decade. Mr Xi led the new Politburo Standing Committee onto the stage at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, signalling his elevation to the top of China's ruling Communist Party.

Tuesday, November 6th 2012 - 06:17 UTC

China PM family’s alleged fortune triggers debate on “sunshine law” for Beijing leaders

According to the New York Times, Wen Jiabao family has amassed a fortune of over 2.2bn dollars

China’s communist party leadership has launched a probe into the alleged family wealth of Wen Jiabao at the premier's request, according to sources. In a letter submitted to the Politburo Standing Committee, the party's top decision-making body of which the premier is also a member, Wen asked for a formal inquiry into claims made by The New York Times.

Sunday, November 4th 2012 - 06:33 UTC

Will China’s next president, Xi Jinping, bring about change?

Xi Jinping, very rich relatives and fearful of the Gorbachev syndrome

By Gwynne Dyer - By the end of November 6, we will know who will be the president of the United States for the next four years. We already know who will be the leader of China for the next 10 years, although Xi Jinping will not be officially installed in power until a few days later. But some would argue that that is the more important event.

Friday, August 31st 2012 - 01:20 UTC

China pledges support for Euro-zone; orders 50 planes from Europe Airbus

Chancellor Merkel and Premier Wen Jiobao in Beijing

China has signed a deal to buy 50 planes worth 3.5bn dollars from Europe's Airbus. The agreement is part of a slew of trade deals signed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the start of a two-day visit to China.

Thursday, August 30th 2012 - 04:36 UTC

China and Germany, world’s exporting giants meet in Beijing to discuss Euro-crisis

This is Merkel’s second top level visit to China

German leader Angela Merkel is due to hold top-level talks Thursday on her second visit to China this year, with Europe's debt crisis taking centre stage as it begins to drag on the two global powers.

Thursday, August 23rd 2012 - 05:52 UTC

Global confidence index for next twelve months at its gloomiest in five quarters

Little confidence in global governance: President Obama, Chancellor Merkel and China’s Wen Jiabao

Confidence in the state of the world economy over the next 12 months fell to the lowest level in five quarters, according to the Global Confidence Index prepared by the World Economic Forum.

Saturday, August 11th 2012 - 11:03 UTC

China only interested in commodities, not in products that reach supermarkets

De Mendiguren: virtues and drawbacks of trading with the Asian giant

Trade with China for Argentina has great opportunities but also great threats because the Asian giant is only interested in produce with no added value, warned the head of Argentina’s Industrial Union, Ignacio De Mendiguren.

Thursday, July 19th 2012 - 18:50 UTC

China property prices rise slightly in June as Beijing tries to boost growth

New apartments in Beijing and Shanghai, but who can afford them

Property prices in 70 Chinese cities rose slightly in June, compared to May, after eight months of decline. Home prices rose 0.3% in Beijing and 0.2% in Shanghai compared to the previous month, official data showed.

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