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China Needs Economic Reforms, Paulson Says

Fri, 02 Mar 2007 16:06:00 EST | NPR News Headlines

Despite the recent slide in its growing market, China needs to pursue reforms to open up its economy as quickly as possible, says United States Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson. On the eve of his trip to China, Japan and South Korea, Paulson says he's more concerned about the broader Chinese economy than the tumultuous week in global stock markets.


China's copper demand unscathed by stock market volatility

| Findory News

Marketwatch: SAN FRANCISCO -- Bankrolled by newfound wealth and enamored by the metal's luster, China has been on a copper building spree -- monuments included, from a massive copper pagoda to a 320-foot Buddhist statue.


China ending tax breaks for foreign companies

Sat, 3 Mar 2007 20:44:00 -0500 | CANOE Money

BEIJING (AP) - The tax honeymoon for foreign investors in China is ending.


China's defense budget to jump 17.8 pct in 2007

| Findory News

Reuters: BEIJING - China's will boost defense spending by 17.8 percent in 2007, accelerating the emerging power's string of annual double-digit rises in money for a modern military that reflects its economic strength.


China's growth to fuel demand for copper and nickel, Toronto conference told

Sun, 4 Mar 2007 18:34:00 -0500 | CANOE Money

TORONTO (CP) - An urban construction boom in China over the next decade will fuel the global market for copper, an analyst told delegates at an international commodities convention on Sunday.


China ending tax breaks

Sun, 04 Mar 2007 03:04 GMT | CayCompass.com

BEIJING (AP) - The tax honeymoon for foreign investors in China is ending. For two decades, China has rewarded new investors with hefty tax breaks, helping lure the nearly US$700 billion in investment


After China Stock Tumble, What Next for Markets?

Mon, 05 Mar 2007 13:51:00 EST | NPR News Headlines

Last week was Wall Street's worst in four years. The global nosedive began in China after the Shanghai composite index fell almost 9 percent. Guests discuss what happened and what it all this means for investors.


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