Policy Updates & Analysis

2009-04-29 > All chapters

Shanghai Q1 growth slows to 3.1%

Shanghai registered economic growth of 3.1% in the first quarter of the year, significantly slower than the 6.1% growth registered for China as a whole, the South China Morning Post reported.

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2009-04-29 > All chapters

China approves Lucite, Mitsubishi Rayon deal

The Ministry of Commerce has given conditional approval to the purchase of Lucite International Group by Mitsubishi Rayon under the terms of China's Anti-monopoly Law, Dow Jones reported.

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2009-04-29 > All chapters

China calls for green-technology transfer

WASHINGTON: Developing nations must have access to environmentally sound technology to fight global warming, China's top climate change negotiator said yesterday.

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2009-04-28 > All chapters

MIIT: Announcement of Telecommunication Service Quality

MIIT: Announcement of Telecommunication Service Quality

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NDRC: Notice of Organizing Coal Bed Gas Pumping via Scaled Construction Work in National Key Coal Fi

NDRC: Notice of Organizing Coal Bed Gas Pumping via Scaled Construction Work in National Key Coal Fields

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SAIC: Relevant Provisions on Forbidding Abusing Market-dominance Status

SAIC: Relevant Provisions on Forbidding Abusing Market-dominance Status

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SAIC: Relevant Provisions on Forbidding Signing Monopoly Agreements

SAIC: Relevant Provisions on Forbidding Signing Monopoly Agreements

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China called to suspend stockpiling nonferrous metals in H1, association official


China should suspend reserving nonferrous metals in the first half year since the earlier government stockpiling has already played positive effects on the market and the one-million-ton reserve plan in three years has been completed by almost 60 percent, said Wen Xianjun, vice chairman of China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association (CNMIA).

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CBRC denies higher loan reports

The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) denied state media reports that the government may extend US$1.17 trillion of new loans this year, the South China Morning Post reported.

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