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从今天起更新新闻吧 都是国内看不到的 从一个专业的角度去看市场Premier Li says downward pressure still exists for Chinese economy | Reuters Li gave no figures or details and few direct quotes in the comments on the Chinese government’s official website, but also addressed the disconnect between government finances and the difficulty of business getting financing. “Our local and central governments have amassed a large amount of funds,” Li said. “Some have been idle for a long time and must be used … to promote economic development and improve people’s lives.” It has been getting harder and more expensive to finance firms in the real economy, Li said. These costs must be decreased, especially for small and medium enterprises, he added.
China services sector booms in June, suggest economy steadying-Reuters–The services purchasing managers’ index (PMI) compiled by HSBC/Markit rebounded to 53.1 in June from 50.7 in May, well above the 50-point level that demarcates expansion in activity from contraction.
Record Bond Sales Show Li Focused on GDP Over Debt: China Credit – Bloomberg When Premier Li took office last year he stressed the need for painful reforms to pare the influence of the state, wean industries with overcapacity from debt and ease access to funds for smaller enterprises. The latest filings of more than 4,000 publicly traded non-financial Chinese companies show $2.05 trillion of obligations, up from $1.8 trillion at the end of 2012, with the 10 biggest state-owned borrowers accounting for 18 percent of the liabilities. “The government may have sped up the approval of corporate bonds to help stabilize the economy,” said Xu Hanfei, a bond analyst in Shanghai at Guotai Junan Securities Co., the nation’s third-biggest brokerage. “The issuance may continue to increase in the third quarter because that’s when rising bond sales help the government’s stimulus measures work.”
Goldman’s Buy-China Call Has History on Its Side – Bloomberg Chinese stock bulls, battered by the world’s worst first-half losses, now have history on their side. While this year’s 3.4 percent drop in the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) thwarted optimistic forecasts by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley, the second half has proven a much better time to buy during the past decade. The gauge of Chinese shares traded in Hong Kong rose an average 12 percent from July to December, versus a 1.1 percent gain in the first six months.
China PBOC: Expansion of Targeted RRR Cut Depends On Eco-Press | MNI Any decision to expand targeted reserve cuts will depend on the broader economic situation, a central bank official said, according to a report by Radio Television Hong Kong. Xu Zhong, vice director of the financial market department with the People’s Bank of China, told a press conference that the central bank will decide whether there is need to expand the scope of targeted reserve cuts based on changes in the economy. The central bank cut reserve ratios for some banks twice this year in a bid to boost lending to agriculture and small business sector providing they satisfy a set of criteria.
应该国内没封我就不贴原文了 有心的自己看吧
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