Foreign banks in Shanghai have been providing strong support for small businesses to ensure industrial and supply chain stability and help companies hedge against risks during the latest COVID-19 outbreak in the financial hub.
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2022-05-28 23:36:16
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China's economy is likely to rebound gradually with the government's effective measures to contain COVID-19 outbreaks and step up policy support
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2022-05-16 14:00:00
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The Export-Import Bank of China, a State-owned policy bank, issued the first financial bond on Apr.27 with the purpose of supporting the pandemic-hit Shanghai to contain COVID-19 and maintain essential supplies.
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2022-05-01 23:04:30
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China has established a "white list" approach to support the resumption of work for key companies and minimize the impact of COVID-19 on the supply chain.
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2022-04-29 16:49:09
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the Chinese economy registered moderate growth in the first quarter
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2022-04-24 00:00:00
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MOC unveils coordinated measures to mitigate COVID-19 impact on biz
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2022-04-22 17:19:12
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Major Chinese banks allowed clients in some cities and provinces hard-hit by COVID-19 to delay their mortgage payments to assist clients with payment difficulties at a crucial moment in the fight against the pandemic.
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2022-04-17 22:33:28
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People who face difficulties in paying off their home loans because of the COVID-19 outbreak can apply to have their payments postponed, loan periods extended and billing plans altered
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2022-04-10 22:11:32
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Li underlined the complex and evolving international landscape and the frequent recent COVID-19 outbreaks as headwinds facing the economy, saying that some issues of concern have "exceeded expectations".
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2022-04-09 23:49:19
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COVID-19 resurgence hits both mfg and services; experts expect stimulus
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2022-04-07 23:36:58
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The developing East Asia and Pacific countries is projected to grow by 5 percent in 2022 amid the resurgence of COVID-19 pandemic, tighter financial conditions and the Russia-Ukraine war, the World Bank said Apr.4.
