Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
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China’s Li Sees Sound Economy at Home, Risk of Downturn Abroad
Despite the signs of stabilization in the local economy, the U.S.-China trade war remains a major source of uncertainty.
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China's Li Asks Banks to Supply More Long-Term Loans for Economy
China sees record credit growth amid seasonal surge and support from shadow banking.
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China, Japan Vow to Cooperate as Trump Hits Both on Trade
Shinzo Abe is the first Japanese PM to pay an official visit to China in 7 years, as they seek to thaw decades old frosty ties.
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China’s Yuan Rebounds After Nearing Weakest Level In A Decade
. Three traders said at least one big Chinese bank sold the dollar, triggering stop-losses.
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China Is Forced to Reconsider Path Into Eastern Europe
16+1 members disappointed as projects fail to materialize.
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China to Further Cut Taxes and Red Tape, Li Says
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang called for efforts to build a market-oriented, legalised and internationalised business environment.
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Chinese Premier Slams "Unilateralism" In Trade Disputes
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang railed against "unilateralism" on Wednesday in a veiled allusion to the trade fight with the United States, and threw his weight behind further opening of the world's second largest economy.
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BASF Playing China Matchmaker Should Worry U.S.
BASF has agreed to spend as much as $10 billion on a giant plant in Guangdong province.
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Trump and Kim Overshadow Breakthrough in China-Japan Ties
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and South Korean President Moon Jae-in will take part in the trilateral summit in Japan.
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China Must Win 'Three Tough Battles' While Pursuing Reforms: Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said the country must reduce poverty, control pollution and reduce risks, challenges he described as "three tough battles" for the economy, as policymakers push for reforms and innovation this year.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Denies Accusations Of Militarising Disputed South China Sea
China is not militarising the disputed South China Sea, the country's premier insisted in Australia on Friday, claiming defence equipment Beijing has installed on artificial islands is 'primarily' for civilian use.
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China Does Not Want To See Trade War With US: Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday that Beijing does not want to see a trade war with the United States and urged talks between both sides to achieve common ground.
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China's Li Tells Duterte He Hopes Ties Can Get Back On Normal Track
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang told Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte he hopes the two countries can work together to bring bilateral ties back to a normal track, the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement posted on its website on Friday.
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Ties Will Progress No Matter Who Wins US Election: Chinese Premier
China-US relations will continue to develop regardless of who wins the US presidential election in November, China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday, after criticism of Beijing by US candidates.
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Philippine Leader Says 'World is Watching' China in Sea Row
Philippine President Benigno Aquino told an Asia-Pacific summit today that "the world is watching" whether China would behave as a responsible power in the simmering standoff over maritime territory.
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China’s Li Sees Sound Economy at Home, Risk of Downturn Abroad
Despite the signs of stabilization in the local economy, the U.S.-China trade war remains a major source of uncertainty.
-
China's Li Asks Banks to Supply More Long-Term Loans for Economy
China sees record credit growth amid seasonal surge and support from shadow banking.
-
China, Japan Vow to Cooperate as Trump Hits Both on Trade
Shinzo Abe is the first Japanese PM to pay an official visit to China in 7 years, as they seek to thaw decades old frosty ties.
-
China’s Yuan Rebounds After Nearing Weakest Level In A Decade
. Three traders said at least one big Chinese bank sold the dollar, triggering stop-losses.
-
China Is Forced to Reconsider Path Into Eastern Europe
16+1 members disappointed as projects fail to materialize.
-
China to Further Cut Taxes and Red Tape, Li Says
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang called for efforts to build a market-oriented, legalised and internationalised business environment.
-
Chinese Premier Slams "Unilateralism" In Trade Disputes
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang railed against "unilateralism" on Wednesday in a veiled allusion to the trade fight with the United States, and threw his weight behind further opening of the world's second largest economy.
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BASF Playing China Matchmaker Should Worry U.S.
BASF has agreed to spend as much as $10 billion on a giant plant in Guangdong province.
-
Trump and Kim Overshadow Breakthrough in China-Japan Ties
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and South Korean President Moon Jae-in will take part in the trilateral summit in Japan.
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China Must Win 'Three Tough Battles' While Pursuing Reforms: Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said the country must reduce poverty, control pollution and reduce risks, challenges he described as "three tough battles" for the economy, as policymakers push for reforms and innovation this year.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Denies Accusations Of Militarising Disputed South China Sea
China is not militarising the disputed South China Sea, the country's premier insisted in Australia on Friday, claiming defence equipment Beijing has installed on artificial islands is 'primarily' for civilian use.
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China Does Not Want To See Trade War With US: Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday that Beijing does not want to see a trade war with the United States and urged talks between both sides to achieve common ground.
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China's Li Tells Duterte He Hopes Ties Can Get Back On Normal Track
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang told Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte he hopes the two countries can work together to bring bilateral ties back to a normal track, the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement posted on its website on Friday.
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Ties Will Progress No Matter Who Wins US Election: Chinese Premier
China-US relations will continue to develop regardless of who wins the US presidential election in November, China's Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday, after criticism of Beijing by US candidates.
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Philippine Leader Says 'World is Watching' China in Sea Row
Philippine President Benigno Aquino told an Asia-Pacific summit today that "the world is watching" whether China would behave as a responsible power in the simmering standoff over maritime territory.
