Georg Chmiel, executive chairman of Juwai IQI, said: "Anyone who can bring their transaction forward to 2020 from next year or even later is doing so. Not only will the holiday expire, but foreign buyer stamp duty rates are set to climb by 2 percent next year."
Geng Shuang, the ministry's spokesman, expressed high hopes for the visit when asked at a daily news conference about details of the Monday-to-Wednesday trip.
German insurer Allianz Group has gained permission for the preparatory establishment of a foreign insurance holding company in China, according to a statement released Sunday by the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC).
Global retail giants like Walmart, Starbucks, Nestle and Fonterra are scaling up their investments in China to cash in on the strong rebound in the country's consumption sector with the steady recovery from the novel coronavirus outbreak, industry experts said on Thursday.
Gas prices will decrease by 250 yuan (.21) per ton, while the diesel price will be lowered by 235 yuan per ton, according to the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).
Given that, these "debt trap" assertions are either ill-informed or ill-intended. They might make headlines in some newspapers, but they have no market among those with clear eyes and sober minds.
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Global energy giant Royal Dutch Shell Plc plans to expand its presence in the country in both the upstream and petrochemical manufacturing sectors, while continuing to cooperate with the country's State-owned enterprises to further participate in oil and gas projects through direct investment or technical services.
Georgieva said the IMF was encouraged by the restart of some production in China, which is now at around 60 percent recovered and would be increased to 90 percent in the coming weeks.
Gita Gopinath, the IMF's chief economist, said that some risks mentioned in October's report have since partially receded with the announcement of a US-China phase one trade deal, the lower likelihood of a no-deal Brexit and the fact that monetary policy has continued to support growth and buoyant financial conditions.
Geng reaffirmed that the Chinese government is determined to safeguard national sovereignty, security and development interests, implement the "one country, two systems" policy, and oppose any foreign interference in Hong Kong affairs.