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11/9（一）
China’s tax compliance drive falls short of covering fiscal…
Even as China’s stricter enforcement lifts tax receipts, the revenue gains remain insufficient to cover government funding gaps and risk chilling private sector confidence, while local officials remain reluctant to launch major projects despite repeated calls from Beijing, analysts say. Hong Kong-based Goldman Sachs analysts, led by Wang Lisheng, estimated in a Monday report that tighter tax enforcement may have added roughly 500 billion yuan (US$74.91 billion) to mainland China’s government...
#China's economic recovery#China#Goldman Sachs#China economy#China’s private sector#China’s crackdowns
南華早報11/7（六）
Former Evergrande economist faces WeChat gag order after ‘b…
Amid a bear market in China’s stock exchanges, Ren Zeping, the high-profile independent economist famed for his prescient call on China’s A-share bull market, is once again in the spotlight for a “gag order” on his social media, though industry insiders say that the move by the platform was not unexpected. Since October 24, Ren Zeping’s WeChat official account “Zeping Macro” could no longer be retrieved via search and would not accept new subscribers. The same restriction applied to his WeChat...
#China stock market#Social media#China#WeChat#Stocks#A-shares
11/6（五）
China’s next skyscraper landmark? Shenzhen tower draws inte…
China’s construction expertise has gained fresh international recognition, with Shenzhen named among the top cities to watch for high-rise development in 2027 by a UK industry publication. A skyscraper originally planned as the headquarters of failed property giant China Evergrande Group was among the projects highlighted. London Construction Magazine included Shenzhen in its “Global Tall Building Construction 2027: Ten Cities to Watch” list on Thursday, citing the city’s experience building...
11/5（四）
What midterm election results change, and what they do not,…
After the Democrats swept the US midterm elections, a divided government may help restrain future Treasury borrowing and prevent fresh deficit blowouts, though it will not necessarily bring down elevated bond yields, analysts say. The US Treasury Department unveiled its quarterly refunding statement on Wednesday, with market participants describing the overall borrowing outlook as largely neutral. Based on its projected financing needs, the Treasury said it expected to keep note and bond auction...
#US Treasury#US midterm elections 2026#Banking & finance#Global monetary policy#US-Israel war on Iran#United States
11/4（三）
Chinese exporters see respite as Beijing curbs yuan rise am…
The People’s Bank of China’s (PBOC) intervention to raise the foreign exchange reserve requirement ratio amid the yuan’s sustained rally has delivered a reprieve for China’s broader export sector, as the measure is expected to partly ease appreciation momentum driven by the country’s enormous trade surplus, analysts say. China’s goods trade surplus mounted to a record US$938.1 billion in the January-September period, rising from US$726.2 billion in the same period a year prior. With the full...
#China exports#Shanghai#China#Moody’s#Citic Futures#Foreign exchange market
