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International investors and foreign governments have used the currency as a reliable vehicle for low-cost borrowing
Closing a monetary cabinet of curiosities
Shipments at eight-year high as domestic property crisis and lack of stimulus encourage external sales
First high-level visit to continent in seven years as Beijing and Canberra try to stabilise relations
One of world’s biggest embezzlement cases is part of crackdown that could upset foreign investment
If companies or countries want freer access to the market, they must offer concessions
Unhedged and Behind the Money answer listener questions about markets and finance
Milestone return to positive interest rates is only the beginning
Central bank becomes world’s last to unwind ultra-loose monetary policy
Boost for policymakers comes as they struggle to counter slowdown in world’s second-largest economy
Investigations reflect fears of flood of cheap Chinese products but could strain Brasília’s ties with Beijing
Former buffer zone to deter smugglers is now part of Beijing’s hopes for greater integration with mainland
Final efforts by London and New Delhi fail to find breakthrough on accord
Beijing hopes giving easier access to people from some European countries will revitalise multibillion-dollar tourism sector
Chinese consumers’ shift to gold jewellery helps push down demand despite wider revival in luxury market
Plants geared to producing internal combustion engines increasingly mothballed as foreign groups lose market share
China Railway Construction and Hyundai unit among companies showing interest
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Domestic industry wants stronger tariffs as subsidies have not done enough to ward off Chinese competition
Wage increase underlines inflationary trend and bolsters case for Bank of Japan to begin raising interest rates
Beijing clamps down on province-level infrastructure spending even as it tries to stimulate economy
Japanese group chair expects south-east Asia to become major market for sports bikes
President expected to back trade investigation as industry becomes 2024 election issue
Labour unions are urging the Biden administration to investigate China’s dominance of naval engineering, potentially inflaming Sino-American tensions
The question of whether Xi-ism is killing Deng-ism is growing
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