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Behind China,s Bond Selloff, a Risky Twist on the Repo Trade
January 17, 2017--Trading practice called 'dai chi' sprouted up in China's long credit boom-and has helped exacerbate the bond-market rout.
The turmoil at a Chinese midsized brokerage firm that exacerbated China's recent bond-market rout also highlighted a little-regulated practice that companies have used to borrow hundreds of billions of dollars and move risky assets temporarily off their books.
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Source: Wall Street Journal
High-Speed Traders Are Taking Over Bitcoin
January 16, 2017--Cryptocurreny offers fragmented market, zero transaction fees
Risks include hacking thefts, Chinese government crackdown.
Zhou Shuoji is not a bitcoin believer. He says the cryptocurrency will never replace its traditional forebears, and he calls most of its proponents fanatics.
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Source: Bloomberg
SZSE Z Non-SOE 60 Index Released Today
January 12, 2017--Shenzhen Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Securities Information Co., Ltd. recently announced to issue SZSE Z Non-SOE 60 Index (Code: 399697, Abbreviation: Z Non-SOE 60) on January 10, 2017.
The index takes December 31 2008 as the base date and 1000 point as the base value.
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Source: Shenzhen Stock Exchange
PIMCO sees possibility of China floating yuan in 2017
January 12, 2017--Asset management giant PIMCO said on Thursday it thought there was a chance China could freely float its currency, the yuan, this year.
The firm's head of Asian portfolios, Luke Spajic, said in a note Beijing was finding it impossible achieve three goals simultaneously: a stable or fixed foreign exchange rate, free capital movement and an independent monetary policy.
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Source: Reuters
Exclusive-Banks forced to cover tracks of China's forex regulator
January 11, 2017--China's forex regulator is telling banks to keep its instructions about curbing capital outflows secret and to ensure that research analysts keep any negative views about the yuan's prospects to themselves, several bankers said.
Both demands are seen as an attempt by the authorities to prevent alarm that could trigger further declines in the yuan, the bankers from local and foreign banks said.
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Source: Reuters
Yuan seen stable, more flexible-China's FX trading platform
January 9, 2017--The Chinese yuan will stay basically stable with increased flexibility as China focuses on reform and higher quality growth, the country's foreign exchange trading platform operator said on Monday.
While market expectations are for the U.S. dollar to continue to strengthen, but there is a possibility its rise has outstripped these expectations and could fall back, the China Foreign Exchange Trade System (CFETS) said on its website.
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Source: Reuters
India sees GDP growing faster after Modi cash ban
January 6, 2017--Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cash clampdown may hurt the Indian economy less than economists predicted.
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Source: FIN24
Offshore renminbi has sharpest jump in nearly a year
January 4, 2017--Chinese currency climbs on speculation Beijing is stepping up controls
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Source: FT.com
The Automotive Sector Can Transform South Asia Economically
January 4, 2017--South Asia is increasingly building its capacity to become a globally competitive leader in the automotive manufacturing sector. With gains in productivity, innovation, research and development, the region can take advantage of the auto sector's potential to drive substantial economic progress.
So concludes a new World Bank study that examines a range of factors affecting South Asia's competitiveness in the automotive sector. The study appears in a new report,"South Asia's Turn: Policies to Boost Competitiveness and Create the Next Export Powerhouse," which notes that the region has the potential for greater global competitiveness in many different sectors but must pursue multiple policies to perform as well as other comparable regions, such as East Asia.
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Source: World Bank
Cabinet proposes cut to securities transaction tax
December 31, 2016--The government has decided to cut the transaction tax starting next year, in a move set to please local stock investors and boost market turnover in 2017.
Minister of Finance Sheu Yu-jer said on Friday that Premier Lin Chuan had approved a plan submitted by the ministry to cut the transaction tax on day trading to 0.15 percent from the current 0.3 percent.
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Source: chinapost.com.tw
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