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Hong Kong stock market surges as IPOs soar in the first half of the year; mainland China exchanges relatively subdued -
International use of the yuan proceeds slowly, even though it is increasingly used in China's foreign trade -
Growth of China’s carbon dioxide emissions slowed last year -
Concerns emerge over Russia’s slowing growth -
Government-funded consumer rebates drove China’s retail sales growth in May, but housing sales continued to stumble -
China invests heavily in domestic production of critical raw materials -
Russian central bank lowers its key rate; growth in corporate borrowing slows -
Chinese goods exports to US contracted sharply in May; US and China agree to temporary trade war truce -
China’s energy investments seek to assure energy security -
India’s economic growth slowed by nearly a third last year -
Russian growth overall slows, in some branches and regions output has declined -
China’s economic trends remained relatively strong in April -
Investment in EV plants and infrastructure drove much of the increase in Chinese FDI in Europe last year -
Weak performance of the agricultural sector dragged down Ukraine’s economic growth last year -
Economic forecasts for Ukraine revised slightly downward -
Ukraine will receive significant funding from G7 loan program based on proceeds from frozen Russian assets this year -
Signing of US-Ukraine mineral agreement an important political stepping stone -
New challenges for Ukrainian exporters of agricultural products to the EU -
China-US 90-day trade war pause surprises markets -
People’s Bank of China eases monetary stance and increases quotas for targeted lending programmes -
IMF sees China’s financial sector risks elevated and still rising -
Russian economic growth continued much slower in March -
BOFIT forecast anticipates weaker Chinese economy as trade war escalates -
Yuan-dollar exchange rate settles after April plunge -
Global economic upheaval rattles Indian trade policies -
Investment patterns reflect Russia’s war of aggression -
China posts surprisingly robust first-quarter economic growth -
US-China trade war increases uncertainty surrounding global trade and production chains -
Trade war will hit Chinese economic growth -
Russian growth slows, increased risks from declining oil prices -
New round of US tariffs could significantly slow global growth -
With bank profitability in China sagging, government seeks recapitalisation of large banks, mergers for small banks -
Latest forecast sees Russian growth slowing in years ahead -
Chinese economy off to a relatively good start this year; capital outflows surged last year -
China’s public sector deficit set to rise this year -
Economic imbalances weighing on Russia’s output growth -
National People’s Congress sets out 2025 targets and focal points of economic policy for China -
US-China trade war escalates -
China grows in significance for Finland as a goods importing country -
Ukraine’s economy grew last year despite massive damage to its energy sector -
China’s structural transition continues; service sector takes on greater importance -
China’s population continues to decline; birth rate remains low -
Strong growth in Russian bank lending continued last year -
New twists in US-China trade war; American firms operating in China see good bilateral relations as essential -
China’s inflation remained subdued last year; obtaining a picture of overall price trends is not straightforward -
Hong Kong’s economic outlook is shaped by an ongoing downturn in the real estate sector, US monetary policy, the economic challenges facing mainland China, and geopolitical tensions -
Russian economic output growth slowed and economic imbalances worsened in second half of 2024 -
China’s economic growth accelerated in the fourth quarter of 2024, but many sectors struggled with weak demand -
China posted strong export performance last year; fossil fuels represent a large share of imports -
Russia’s natural gas and oil exports facing new challenges -
While government support measures revived Chinese stock markets in late 2024, IPOs were scarce -
Despite economic headwinds, China’s bond market continues to grow -
Russia’s 2024 grain harvest falls below expectations -
The 2024 global economy grinds out better-than-expected performance -
China lays out economic policy framework for 2025 -
India’s economic growth this year falls short of expectations -
Russia’s economic slowdown continues -
Yuan declines against the dollar; nominal interest rates in China continue to fall -
Half of the cars built and sold in China still only have internal combustion engines -
Ruble exchange rate plunges -
Russian output growth slows, inflation remains high -
China’s economic growth settled in third quarter -
Global growth faces increased risks