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Turkmens set to boost agreed gas supplies to China
AP - 49 minutes agoEnergy-rich Turkmenistan signed a deal Friday to boost its annual delivery of natural gas supplies to China to 40 billion cubic meters, an increase of 10 billion cubic meters over the previously agreed amount. More »
China shares rise on bargain-hunting
AP - Saturday, August 30Chinese stocks rose Friday on bargaining-hunting after a week-long slump, led by financials and real estates, but ended the month down nearly 14 percent. More »
China's yuan posts rare monthly fall vs dollar
Reuters - Saturday, August 30By Fang Yan More »
China, Turkmenistan agree to boost planned gas sales
Reuters - Saturday, August 30ASHGABAT, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Turkmenistan will sell 40 billion cubic metres (bcm) of natural gas a year to China through a planned pipeline instead of the previously agreed 30 bcm, the leaders of the two countries said on Friday. More »
ASEAN again seeks funds for eight-nation rail link
AFP - Friday, August 29The ASEAN bloc will try again to spark investor interest in a much-delayed railway link from Singapore to the Chinese city of Kunming, officials said Friday. More »
China to launch annual check on bank forex business
Reuters - Friday, August 29(Refiles to fix typo in headline) More »
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China's CNOOC to invest 6.6 bln dlrs in oil refining: report
AFP - Friday, August 29China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC), the nation's third largest oil producer, will spend 6.6 billion dollars to nearly double the capacity of a major refinery project, state media said Friday. More »
China's biggest iron ore port to raise handling fees
Reuters - Friday, August 29SHANGHAI, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Rizhao Port <600017.SS>, China's largest iron ore port, said on Friday it will raise its handling fees for imported iron ore by 11 percent from Sept. 1, as iron ore stocks at China's ports remain high. More »
China mutual funds incur $158 bln H1 paper losses
Reuters - Friday, August 29SHANGHAI, Aug 29 (Reuters) - China's mutual fund sector incurred a record 1.08 trillion yuan ($158 billion) in paper losses in the first half of this year due to the stock market's tumble but management fees more than doubled from a year earlier, the official Shanghai Securities News reported on Friday. More »
- Mazda halves 08/09 sales f'cast at one China ventureReuters - Friday, August 29
- China to auction 24 bln yuan of 1-year bondsReuters - Friday, August 29
- RPT-UPDATE 2-Bank of China profit up; overseas holdings weighReuters - Friday, August 29
- US, 19 firms on clean-energy trade mission to China, IndiaAFP - Friday, August 29
- Hong Kong and China sign nuclear, gas energy dealsAFP - Friday, August 29
- China hails three-billion-dollar oil deal with IraqAFP - Friday, August 29
- China's top skyscraper aims to defy property slumpReuters - Friday, August 29
- China pledges good energy supply to HK for 20 yrsReuters - Friday, August 29
- Bank of China says H2 loan growth to lag H1Reuters - Friday, August 29
- China suspends all but two coal-to-oil projectsReuters - Friday, August 29
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