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Government updates investment blacklist
The Chinese National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) is revising its Foreign Investment Negative List. The ministry is currently seeking public comments and suggestions for the revision of the document. Removals or additions to this blacklist have far-reaching consequences. No foreign or Chinese players are allowed to invest in industries or product classes on the […] continue reading →
Excessive animal fattening: prices for pork plummet
China's pork prices have been dropping since the beginning of the year. This is curbing the inflation rate and providing relief for consumers. The massive build-up of breeding stock around the country is thus showing success. But prices will continue to fluctuate – for which the government attempts at price stabilization are partly to blame. continue reading →
Liuzhou: China’s electric car capital
Liuzhou is teeming with small, colorful electric cars. Models that have often been smiled upon and considered as too simple – but these small electric vehicles are more popular in China than ever before. Mainly because people are able to afford the comparatively inexpensive small electric cars. In this city of millions, however, there are also a number of contributing factors. continue reading →
Beijing tightens investment rules
The timing has caused raised eyebrows: Practically in parallel with the conclusion of the investment agreement with the EU (CAI), China has tightened the rules for investments in its own country. In the new version, which has been in force since Jan. 18, the government in Beijing reserves the right to require approval for company […] continue reading →