China
China beats market expectations
Export grew by 11.6% yoy in October, up from 9.9% in September.
China growth picking up steam
October data point to improving growth momentum.
China sets GDP target to double by 2020
Same goes for per capita income.
China not likely to cut benchmark interest rates soon
The main focus of the People's Bank of China will be on liquidity management.
China's rebound to linger
Analyst says it is time to turn cautiously bullish on China.
China's Party Congress will focus on growth stabilisation
Structural reforms will be laid out.
China banks outperformed in October
Small banks were the big winners.
China set for reverse repo
Chinese central bank announced massive liquidity injection.
China industrial profits recover strong in September
7.8% yoy growth a positive sign.
China rebound forecast to extend
Full-year growth target of 7.5% is also expected to be achieved.
China's HSBC flash PMI inched higher to 49.1
Thanks to production's and new orders sub-indexes' improvements.
RMB gaining traction as global trade and investment currency
HSBC survey shows Chinese corporates increasingly prefer RMB for trading and investing.
China's foreign direct investment inflows slide 6.8%
This is in conflict with positive macro readings.
Amid souring GDP China will still avoid a hard landing: Fitch
Stimulus could lift economic growth to 8% by end-2012 and in 2013.
Only 1 in 10 Chinese companies plan for acquisitions next year
Find out what is restraining M&A activity among Chinese corporates.
These numbers show China is finally doing a rebound
Even amid GDP growth slowing to 7.4% from 7.6% in Q2.
Here's why dark skies are ahead for China
Slowing industrial production and PMI point to a weaker GDP growth forecast.
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