The State Council has ramped up support to exporters wanting to explore the potential of the domestic market amid shrinking global trade, as part of broader government efforts to help businesses engaged in foreign trade survive the COVID-19 pandemic and stabilize the job market.
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The Shenzhen Component Index closed 4.80 percent lower at 10,980.77 points.
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The Shanghai-based carmaker said in a statement that it will sell million in convertible notes to one unidentified Asian investment fund through a private placement that should close around Feb 10.
The Shanghai-London Stock Connect was launched, the first-ever link between the Chinese and a foreign capital markets.
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The Shanghai Composite Index gained 5.6 percent to close at 2,961.28 points on Monday, which is the highest level in eight months. The Shenzhen Component Index surged 5.59 percent to close at 9,134.58 points. China’s Nasdaq-like ChiNext Index jumped 5.5 percent to close at 1,536.37 points, reaching a seven-month high.
The Sino-US trade talks over the past two years and the anti-pandemic efforts over the past six months have shown stronger co-operation between the two countries is the only right way for them to resolve the trade dispute and to fight against the pandemic.
The South China Sea is an important international shipping route. As a major trading nation, China conducts over 60 percent of its seaborne trade in goods through the South China Sea. China is committed to safeguarding the freedom of navigation and overflight in the South China Sea enjoyed by countries under international law. Non-littoral countries should respect and support the efforts made by China and ASEAN countries for peace and stability in the South China Sea.
The State Council has pledged to reduce fees by 310 billion yuan (.69 billion) this year to cut corporate burdens and protect jobs and businesses.