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China growth slows for sixth consecutive quarter

Central Banking | 13 Jul 2012 secure

Figures published by National Bureau of Statistics of China show year-on-year GDP growth of 7.6% in second quarter of 2012; growth has been steadily slowing since beginning of 2011

Topics: China, growth, People's Bank of China, Interest rates, Asian Development Bank

Monetary Policy

Markets recoil as major central banks ease policies

Central Banking | 05 Jul 2012 secure

Topics: Bank of England, European Central Bank, ECB, People's Bank of China, United Kingdom, China, Europe, euro

Central Banks

China moves to promote offshore renminbi trade

Central Banking | 03 Jul 2012 secure

Topics: China, HKMA, Hong Kong, Chinese renminbi, People's Bank of China

Governance

MAS agrees establishment of office in China

Central Banking | 27 Jun 2012 secure

Topics: Singapore, The Monetary Authority of Singapore, People's Bank of China, China

Monetary Policy

Brazil and China agree currency swap and deepen cooperation

Central Banking | 22 Jun 2012 secure

Topics: Brazil, Brazilian real, Central Bank of Brazil, China, People's Bank of China, Chinese renminbi, Brics

People

PBoC hires banker as deputy governor

Central Banking | 11 Jun 2012 secure

Topics: China, People's Bank of China, banks

Central Banks

IMF paper discusses renminbi internationalisation

Central Banking | 23 May 2012 secure

Topics: China, Exchange rate, Chinese renminbi, Brics

Financial Stability

OECD laments fragile, uneven global recovery

Central Banking | 22 May 2012 secure

Topics: OECD, Eurozone, United States, Japan, China, growth, GDP

Reserves

Renminbi to shake up the reserves management status quo

Central Banking Journal | 16 May 2012 secure

Topics: China, Chinese renminbi, Dollar, euro, Swiss franc, IMF, Special drawing right (SDR), Hong Kong

Central Banks

IMF research examines impact of China on commodity markets

Central Banking | 09 May 2012 secure

Topics: China, IMF, Oil, United States

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