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China's Xi'an sees increasing trips made by China-Europe freight trains-Dahe.cn - The first brand of local news website in Henan. - Vimarsana News

China's Xi'an sees increasing trips made by China-Europe freight trains-Dahe.cn - The first brand of local news website in Henan.

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Source: en.dahe.cn
China's 10-year sovereign bond jumps, driving yield to lowest since 2020 as bets on interest-rate cuts increase - Vimarsana News

China's 10-year sovereign bond jumps, driving yield to lowest since 2020 as bets on interest-rate cuts increase

Analysts say the yield may drop further as traders expect more cuts in lending rates in 2024 amid iffy economic signals.

Source: scmp.com
Central Huijin, a unit of China's US$1.35 trillion sovereign fund, buys ETFs in another bid to shore up stocks - Vimarsana News

Central Huijin, a unit of China's US$1.35 trillion sovereign fund, buys ETFs in another bid to shore up stocks

Central Huijin Investment bought ETFs in yet another bid to bolster the ailing equity market. This follows an investment of US$65.4 million to increase its stake in China’s big four banks two weeks ago.

Source: scmp.com
Chinese tourists in Japan enjoy eating sushi despite Beijing's seafood import ban over Fukushima water - Vimarsana News

Chinese tourists in Japan enjoy eating sushi despite Beijing's seafood import ban over Fukushima water

Chinese tourists in Japan are enjoying sushi and have brushed off concerns about the safety of Japanese seafood imports.

Source: scmp.com
Chinese tourists in Japan eat sushi amid Beijing's seafood import ban - Vimarsana News

Chinese tourists in Japan eat sushi amid Beijing's seafood import ban

Chinese holidaymakers visiting Japan have said they are enjoying eating sushi amid Beijing's ban on Japanese seafood imports, imposed following the release of treated radioactive water from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear complex into the sea.