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China will step up use of export credit insurance, which protects an exporter from the risk of nonpayment by a foreign buyer, and raise foreign trade enterprises’ risk-hedging capability for the two way fluctuation of the renminbi exchange rate, as part of its holistic efforts to stabilize market entities and spur foreign trade growth, said ...

China will step up use of export credit insurance, which protects an exporter from the risk of nonpayment by a foreign buyer, and raise foreign trade enterprises' risk-hedging capability for the two way fluctuation of the renminbi exchange rate, as part of its holistic efforts to stabilize market entities and spur foreign trade growth, said Gao Feng, a spokesman at the Ministry of Commerce, on Thursday.

China will step up use of export credit insurance, which protects an exporter from the risk of nonpayment by a foreign buyer, and raise foreign trade enterprises' risk-hedging capability for the two way fluctuation of the renminbi exchange rate, as part of its holistic efforts to stabilize market entities and spur foreign trade growth, said Gao Feng, a spokesman at the Ministry of Commerce, on Thursday.

China will step up use of export credit insurance, which protects an exporter from the risk of nonpayment by a foreign buyer, and raise foreign trade enterprises' risk-hedging capability for the two way fluctuation of the renminbi exchange rate, as part of its holistic efforts to stabilize market entities and spur foreign trade growth, said Gao Feng, a spokesman at the Ministry of Commerce, on Thursday.

BEIJING, Feb. 23 (Xinhua) -- China is moving to step up support for export credit insurance as part of its efforts to spur the stable growth of foreign trade. R

BEIJING, Feb. 23 (Xinhua) -- China is moving to step up support for export credit insurance as part of its efforts to spur the stable growth of foreign trade. R

A Chinese contract to build a sewage plant in the Serbian city of Kragujevac as part of a multibillion-dollar venture has been issued without a tender or public procurement, raising questions about transparency and corruption.

Seaspan Corporation, part of Atlas Corp., has completed an export credit agency- (ECA) backed $838 million financing.

Seaspan Corporation (“Seaspan”), a wholly owned subsidiary of Atlas Corp. (“Atlas”) (NYSE: ATCO), is proud to announce yesterday fulsome details on one of its financing arrangements previously identified in Atlas’ third quarter results released on November 8, 2021. This innovative financing arrangement is a first-of-its-kind vessel financing (the “Financing”), combining two existing asset financing structures ...

''The Senate considers this attitude as a sabotage to the effort of the federal government to secure the loans and fund the infrastructure development that this country desperately needs.”