China's stability and development are in the interest of China and in the interest of the whole world.
In 2012, the People's Bank of China cut interest rates twice to ease pressures on consumers and businesses to combat slowing growth.
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This month China freed interest rates on large foreign-currency loans, and the government recently announced that it would liberalise local-currency credit within three years.
Accounting scandals and general uncertainty among U.S. investors about the China market slowed interest in what had been a hot market for China IPOs.
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China has an interest in unblocking financing for Chinese firms that want to list abroad.
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The trading price of carbon and the low cost of panels manufactured in China attracts commercial interest.
Bank of China's interest in securitization coincides with an unprecedented start to the year for the commercial-mortgage-bond market.
China is raising interest rates, though nowhere near as yield friendly as Brazil.
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An enclave of barely 2m people entirely surrounded by South Africa, Lesotho has little on paper to interest China.
However, Hamayoun Khan, of the National Defence University in Islamabad, insists that China's interest in Gwadar remains chiefly commercial.
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The People's Bank of China has cut interest rates three times and strict controls on bank lending have been scrapped.
China announced its interest rate cut for both interbank lending and deposit rates to 6.31% and 3.25%, respectively, effective Friday.
He said the job was created because of China's interest in helping to resolve the conflict, not because of outside pressure.
With a heavily export-led development model, the feeling was that it was in China's interest to prop up the dollar system.
China's interest-rate cut shows that its government, too, has room for manoeuvre.
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Like other countries, China can raise interest rates and bank reserve requirements.
China has cut interest rates several times, and has pumped some money into its economy through higher spending on infrastructure and public works.
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Since April, China has raised interest rates twice, as well as demanding higher reserves for banks, in a move to control the expanding economy and stem inflation.
China's interest rates are below the inflation rate, but the PBOC fears that higher rates would attract yet more hot money and so end up adding to inflationary pressures.
Some hoped the meetings would be a prelude to an eventual invitation for Beijing to join the Group of Seven, but China evinced little interest in being part of the elite club.
Interest rates have remained at 0.25 percent in the U.S. ever since, but in 2010, China began raising interest rates to combat real estate speculation and inflation, reaching a peak of 6.56 percent by January 2012.
Nubo told China Daily his interest in Iceland stems from having an Icelandic roommate at Peking University, and that Icelandic friends encouraged him to buy on his first visit to the country one year ago.
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If India - with its own important historical association with Africa - was initially taken by surprise by the scale of China's interest in Africa it has been playing catch-up in a major way, too.
China has stated interest in diversifying its currency and debt holdings in its foreign reserve accounts by buying up other BRIC assets, mainly currencies in Russia, India and Brazil, one of the strongest and most stable currencies in the Americas.
He is one of the country's biggest stars and is credited with boosting China's interest in the NBA. During his nine seasons with the Houston Rockets, his games were broadcast on national television in China, and he was selected to carry China's flag during the opening ceremonies at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
The stock market is more volatile in China than it is in the U.S., and interest rates in China are low, around 3.5 percent for deposit rates.
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If so, the normal weapon to cool an overheating economy, higher interest rates, is likely to prove partly self-defeating in China because a rise in interest rates would lure in yet more hot money.
When China's central bank cut interest rates seven times between 1996 and 1999, China Life found itself paying out more to policy holders than it could earn through bank deposits.
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