The Shenzhen branch of the People's Bank of China, the central bank, and the local office of China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission have jointly taken measures, urging commercial banks to check whether the borrowers (including companies and individuals) have purchased new houses since the novel coronavirus outbreak (especially since Jan 25) and pledged the new houses to leverage more funds for property speculation, a source from a local bank said.
The Spring Festival travel rush started from Jan 21 and will last till March 1, with railway trips expected to hit 413 million in total, up 8.3 percent.
The State Administration for Market Regulation, the top market regulator, said on Tuesday it has fined 45 companies, including coffee chain Luckin Coffee, 61 million yuan (.99 million) for actions associated with Luckin's falsification of financial deals and misleading of the public.
The Toronto Sign at Nathan Phillips Square has been dimmed and the official flags at Toronto City Hall, all civic centers and Metro Hall were flown at half-mast on Tuesday.
The Shandong FTZ was officially unveiled on Friday, following China’s announcement on Monday to establish six new FTZs across the country.
The Shenzhen government will take steps to rev up its economy and boost the development of industries, especially in the medial supply sector, officials said at a news conference on Saturday.
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The Shanghai Central Meteorological Observatory upgraded the warning signal of the rainstorm from blue to yellow on Monday as heavy precipitation was reported across the city.
The Shenzhen Component Index fell 2.5 percent, dropping to 8780.56 points.
The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission has organized a general purchasing group and 95 teams formed by China's centrally administered SOEs to participate in the CIIE. They have taken part in 58 supporting events and activities during the Shanghai expo.
The State Council announced in November 2017 foreign financial service providers can hold up to 51 percent in jointly-held securities firms in China. The State Council further announced in November last year it would remove the 51 percent limit, which policy will take effect on April 1.