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The week in review: China s macro leverage drops, Peking Founder makes restructuring progress, CSRC steps up requirements for pre-IPO education

By Addison Gong 08.30 AM In this round-up, China’s macro leverage drops on a year-on-year basis for two consecutive quarters, Ping An Insurance Group plans to invest up to Rmb50.75bn ($7.84bn) in troubled conglomerate Peking University Founder Group, and the securities regulator has put more weight on the pre-listing education process of domestic IPO candidates. China held a politburo meeting last Friday. The country’s macro policies will be “consistent, stable, sustainable” and have “no sharp turns”, notes from the meeting said. Prudent monetary policies will be adopted to maintain “reasonable and ample liquidity”, and to keep the renminbi exchange rate “basically stable at a proper and balanced level”. The country pledged to develop the new energy sector and continue working on reducing carbon emissions, and facilitate the recovery of the manufacturing sector as well as private investments.

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Exclusive: Chinese enterprises in Myanmar receive no order to evacuate after attacks, deny such reports

CHINA / DIPLOMACY By GT staff reporters Published: Mar 17, 2021 03:44 PM Protesters take part in a demonstration against the military upheaval in Mandalay, Myanmar on Monday. Photo: AFP We have not received any official instructions to evacuate, multiple sources with China s state-owned enterprises operating in Myanmar confirmed with the Global Times on Wednesday, denying reports that China had ordered Chinese firms to pull out non-essential staff from Myanmar, which has been mired in a political crisis since February. Employees with a number of major Chinese state-owned firms in Myanmar including the State Power Investment Corporation Group, China National Petroleum Corporation, and China Unicom approached by the Global Times on Wednesday all denied the existence of such an arrangement, which the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported Tuesday calling it a clear instruction directly issued by the State Council s State-owned Assets Supervision and Administra

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China tells state firms in Myanmar to evacuate non-essential staff

published : 17 Mar 2021 at 14:38 10 Smoke billows from burning tyres set alight to create smoke cover during a crackdown at Bayint Naung Junction in Yangon on Tuesday. (Reuters photo) HONG KONG: China has told its state firms to evacuate non-essential staff from Myanmar after dozens of Chinese-run factories were attacked on the weekend amid rising anti-China sentiment, according to sources within the companies. In a notice seen by the South China Morning Post, the State Council s State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (Sasac) ordered state-owned enterprises in Myanmar to evacuate staff involved in projects that had come to a halt. Other staff to be pulled out of the country include those who have reached the end of their rotations, workers who have not yet been inoculated against the coronavirus, employees living on remote sites and those facing serious local situations, according to the notice.

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China policy and markets round-up: Beijing hones in on green finance, southbound Bond Connect to launch before year-end, BOC, ICBC name new presidents

China policy and markets round-up: Beijing hones in on green finance, southbound Bond Connect to launch before year-end, BOC, ICBC name new presidents
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Fund to spur mixed-ownership reforms

Fund to spur mixed-ownership reforms By LIU ZHIHUA/ZHONG NAN | China Daily | Updated: 2020-12-11 09:27 Share CLOSE An employee works on the production line of a State-owned machinery company in Zhangjiakou, Hebei province. [Photo by CHEN XIAODONG/FOR CHINA DAILY] China is establishing a 70.7 billion yuan ($10.8 billion) fund to facilitate mixed-ownership reforms of its State-owned enterprises. Chengtong Holdings Group Ltd, an investment company of the State Council s State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, will jointly establish the fund with several central and local SOEs, including Shanghai International Port (Group) Co Ltd and China COSCO Shipping Co Ltd, said an SIPG announcement on Wednesday.

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