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In a recent article from Bloomberg.com China has decided to crackdown on the frequency of electronic trading as it poses significant volatility risks to the market. The regulation will ensure that intermediaries that process these trades  “will be responsible for all settlement and financial obligations for orders sent through their systems, including those by clients… Continue reading China to Crackdown on Electronic Trading →

According to an article on Bloomberg.com, China has found a way to substantially increase oil supplies and exports by coming to an agreement with Russia. The article states “China agreed to double oil supplies and supported construction of a natural gas pipelines from Russia”. This landmark decision has the potential to significantly grow China’s economy.… Continue reading China reaches “breakthrough” agreement with Russia →

In the article “China Asks Companies to Mind Environment When Investing Overseas” from bloomberg news, it is clear that China is beginning to realize the impact that their growing economy is having on the global environment. This has come after recent criticism of China for neglecting the Environment and allowing pollution to spiral out of… Continue reading China’s Government Cracks Down on Environmental Protection →

According to the article “China Trade Tops Forecasts in Holiday-Distored Month” from Bloomberg.com, China has seen a great economic recovery from a year ago. Exports have risen 25% and Imports have increased 28.8% from last year. All signs point to a growing and improving economy from these figures, however they aren’t telling the complete story.… Continue reading China’s Trade Beats Estimates →

According to “Apple to Toyota Add Face Masks, Purifiers on Beijing Smog” an article by Bloomberg News, pollution levels in Beijing are reaching dangerous levels for the fifth straight day. Companies such as Apple and Toyota are giving their employees face masks to wear in order to mitigate health consequences from working in Beijing. Some… Continue reading Pollution in Beijing Out of Control →