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Chinese Automaker BYD Is Now The Largest Producer Of Face Masks
Chinese automaker BYD Co. has announced that it is now the world's biggest face mask maker. The company's Shenzhen facility in China now produces five million masks a day and is now further expanding capacity.
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China Shares Resume with Losses, Yuan Fixed at Month-High
The Shanghai Composite Index eased 2.6 percent in early trade in its first session since Feb. 5, while the CSI300 index of the largest listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen lost 2.4 percent.
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European Equities Struggle After Chinese Stocks Slide
A 6 per cent fall in Chinese shares on Tuesday hit Asian stocks and left European equities struggling for gains while emerging market currencies and oil prices touched multi-year lows.
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China Uses Police, Stern Steps to Halt Crash; Short-Sellers Under Scanner
China's benchmark stock indices - the Shanghai Composite and the Shenzhen 300 - jumped as much as 7 per cent on Thursday, after the country's market regulator unveiled draconian measures to stem the freefall in equities. The two indices have crashed over 30 per cent since mid-June, wiping out $4 trillion in market capitalization; trading in nearly ...
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Chinese Automaker BYD Is Now The Largest Producer Of Face Masks
Chinese automaker BYD Co. has announced that it is now the world's biggest face mask maker. The company's Shenzhen facility in China now produces five million masks a day and is now further expanding capacity.
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China Shares Resume with Losses, Yuan Fixed at Month-High
The Shanghai Composite Index eased 2.6 percent in early trade in its first session since Feb. 5, while the CSI300 index of the largest listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen lost 2.4 percent.
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European Equities Struggle After Chinese Stocks Slide
A 6 per cent fall in Chinese shares on Tuesday hit Asian stocks and left European equities struggling for gains while emerging market currencies and oil prices touched multi-year lows.
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China Uses Police, Stern Steps to Halt Crash; Short-Sellers Under Scanner
China's benchmark stock indices - the Shanghai Composite and the Shenzhen 300 - jumped as much as 7 per cent on Thursday, after the country's market regulator unveiled draconian measures to stem the freefall in equities. The two indices have crashed over 30 per cent since mid-June, wiping out $4 trillion in market capitalization; trading in nearly ...
