‘Housing is no longer viable, so the government is shifting the game to equities. They want savers to become stock investors,’ a China-based analyst said.
The measures require companies to report the flow of production monthly and expand the quota system to control the sector’s mining, smelting, and separation.
Xi Jinping made his second-ever visit to Tibet as party chief, a move rights activists said signaled the regime’s lack of confidence in its rule over Tibet
Without the project, China would lose its hydro-electric crown to the DRC, where what would have been the world’s largest dam is being built across the Congo.
‘Housing is no longer viable, so the government is shifting the game to equities. They want savers to become stock investors,’ a China-based analyst said.
The measures require companies to report the flow of production monthly and expand the quota system to control the sector’s mining, smelting, and separation.
Xi Jinping made his second-ever visit to Tibet as party chief, a move rights activists said signaled the regime’s lack of confidence in its rule over Tibet
Without the project, China would lose its hydro-electric crown to the DRC, where what would have been the world’s largest dam is being built across the Congo.