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Macao's energy imports soar in Q2 Sep 3, 2008

Macao imported more energy in the second quarter of this year, as imports of gasoline, electricity, etc. were all registered quarter-to-quarter increase, according to the figures released by the city's Statistics and Census Service (DSEC) Tuesday. The figures showed that the imports of gasoline amounted to 15.81 million liters and the respective consu...

UK to sell, invest more in smaller Chinese cities Sep 3, 2008

British companies are encouraged to tap into the markets in second-tier cities in China while Chinese goods and money are welcome to the opportunities in the UK, including the 6 billion pounds of contracts for the 2012 London Olympics. Those are the messages from Lord Digby Jones, Minister for Trade & Investment of Britain, from an exclusive interview...

China enhances regulation of funds, securities dealers Sep 3, 2008

China's securities watchdog on Monday required fund companies to make their information release more transparent and rolled out a draft regulation on brokers, its latest moves to boost the healthy development of the country's stock market. The information of stock-oriented funds, such as their periodic results, would be regularly publicized on the web...

Chinese company launches $3.5 bln housing project in Angola Sep 3, 2008

China International Trust and Investment Corporation (CITIC) has started the construction of a housing project valued at 3.535 billion U.S. dollars in Angola, a senior official from CITIC told Xinhua on Monday. Chang Zhenming, general manger of CITIC, said the housing project, the largest of its kind China has ever contracted abroad, will turn a backw...

Fertilizer export duties raised again Sep 3, 2008

China, the world's biggest grain producer, has raised export duties on fertilizer in the latest move to keep prices low to protect farmers and ensure agricultural production. Analysts said the move would push some domestic producers to the wall by eroding their profits. Export duties on urea and ammonia will be raised to 150 percent from 135 percent...

China begins 150-pct special export tariff on fertilizers Sep 2, 2008

China on Monday launched a 150 percent special export tariff on nitrogenous fertilizer and synthetic ammonia, a move to satisfy domestic demand, according tothe customs tariff commission (CTC) of the State Council. The commission said the special tariff on the two products would last through the end of this year. The previous tariff for the two fertil...

Foreigners Face New Traffic Rules Sep 2, 2008

Police may prohibit foreigners involved in traffic accidents from leaving the country until the cases are settled. The Ministry of Public Security (MPS) said on Wednesday this new authority has been added to the Provisions on the Procedures for Handling Traffic Accidents, and will take effect in January. However, it will be subordinate to the Regula...

Upcoming China-ASEAN Expo Hopes To Advance Bilateral Trade Sep 2, 2008

This year's China-ASEAN Expo will be held in South China's Nanning city, in October. China's top trade officials hope that the event will further advance regional economies, particularly in reaching potential free trade pacts. Organizers say that the expo between China and the 10 member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or ASE...

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