Why China Wants a Strong Euro as Greece Teeters

Chinese investment is pouring into Europe. It's one reason why Premier Li Keqiang, during a visit to Brussels this week, called for a strong euro and united Europe as the region grapples with the latest chapter in the Greek debt saga.

China's loans to Latin America 'rose to $22bn in 2014'

Loans by China's state-owned banks to Latin American countries rose by 71% to $22bn (£14bn) in 2014, according to estimates published by the China-Latin America Finance Database.

China won't consider more rate cuts or easing until fourth quarter data out: official

(Reuters) - China's central bank will wait until fourth-quarter economic data is out and monitor U.S. and Japanese monetary policy before considering any more rate cuts or easing, a central bank adviser said on Tuesday.

China commits $45.6 billion for economic corridor with Pakistan

(Reuters) - The Chinese government and banks will finance Chinese companies to build $45.6 billion worth of energy and infrastructure projects in Pakistan over the next six years, according to new details of the deal seen by Reuters on Friday.

China ready to grab business after EU-Russia showdown

(Reuters) - China is ready to seize any business opportunities in Russia resulting from Moscow's diplomatic showdown with Europe over Ukraine, Beijing's ambassador to Berlin said ahead of a meeting of German and Chinese leaders next week.

Singapore Exchange Sees End to Hiatus for China IPOs

Singapore Exchange Ltd. (SGX) is forecasting an end to a two-year hiatus for Chinese listings after regulators made it easier for companies from Asia’s biggest economy to sell shares in the city-state.

China January foreign direct investment rises in sign of confidence

(Reuters) - China drew $10.76 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) in January, up 16.1 percent from a year earlier, the Commerce Ministry said on Tuesday, a sign that confidence in the world's second-largest economy remains firm even as growth cools.

Taiwan and China: Best Friends Suddenly

China’s tense relationships with its neighbors have recently grown even worse.

China fights back against US accusations of blocking WTO technology deal

(Reuters) - Commerce Minister Gao Hucheng denounced the United States as "irresponsible" on Sunday after Washington accused China of jeopardizing a deal that aims to cut tariffs on technology products, saying Washington had disappointed participants in the talks.

China and European Union strike deal on solar panels

China and the European Union have reached an agreement over low-cost solar panels that should help reduce tensions between the key trading partners.

China to hand over documents for US accounting probes

SHANGHAI/NEW YORK: China's securities watchdog said it is ready to turn over audit documents of a Chinese company listed in the United States to US regulators, signalling the latest breakthrough in a two-year international dispute over accounting scandals.

China eyes India trade by boosting spending in Nepal

KATHMANDU: China's ambassador to Kathmandu was recently pictured in a traditional Nepali cap and silk scarf, digging with a spade to symbolise the laying of the foundations of a new dry port near the Tibet border.

Obama hits China with trade complaint

HONG KONG (CNNMoney) -- The Obama administration will file a complaint Monday with the World Trade Organization, alleging that China has illegally subsidized automotive exports and undercut American suppliers.

China signals strong support for decaying North Korea economy

BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Tuesday promised to help major firms invest in impoverished neighbor North Korea, signaling strong support for the North's untried young leader just as he is believed to be planning reforms to his country's broken economy.

Chinese companies asked to import more from India

NEW DELHI: Ahead of a meeting between Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Chinese President Hu Jintao, China Wednesday allayed India's apprehensions over the widening trade deficit and stressed that Beijing is encouraging Chinese companies to import more from India.

Chinese scientist Huang Kexue jailed for trade theft

A Chinese scientist who admitted to stealing trade secrets from two US firms has been sentenced to more than seven years in prison.