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Plans for free trade zones in China approved
Overall plans for three experimental free trade zones (FTZs) in Guangdong, Tianjin and Fujian, and improvements to the Shanghai experimental FTZ were approved Tuesday at a meeting of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee. |
[Conference]Henan Huijin Metallurgical Technology Co.,Ltd to Attend 12th China Ferro-Alloys Intl Conference
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Henan Huijin Metallurgical Technology Co.,Ltd (renewed from Zhengzhou Huijin Furnace Charge Co., Ltd) was founded in 1992, mainly producing ferro phosphorus. Now, it becomes one of the largest FeP producer and exporter. The materials of FeP with Low Carbon and... |
American Other Unlisted Ferroalloys Export Surged in Oct of 2014
According to the statistics of US International Trade Commission, American other unlisted ferroalloy export volume was 1686 mt in Oct 2014, up by 115% M-O-M and up by 178.6% Y-O-Y. The total export volume in Jan-Oct 2014 was 9625mt, up by 84.4% Y-O-Y. |
China's Other Unlisted Ferroalloys Export Down by 18.3% Y-O-Y in H1 of 2014
China’s Other Unlisted Ferroalloys Export Down by 18.3% Y-O-Y in H1 of 2014 |
WTO says US Anti-Dumping Duties on Chinese Products Wrong
Beijing won a key victory Monday in a trade dispute with Washington, as a WTO panel said the United States was wrong to slap punitive duties on a host of Chinese goods. |
Renewable energy goal will remain a challenge
Slowing economic growth and shrinking energy consumption mean that meeting the government's ambitious goal for renewable energy consumption will remain a tough challenge as China's energy sector embarks on a restructuring program in the coming five years. |
Chinese property sector sales momentum to continue: Moody's
Positive sales momentum for China's property sector, a major pillar for economic growth, will continue in the last quarter of 2015, Moody's Investors Service said Thursday. |
China can accept, attain 6.5-pct annual growth in 2016-2020
Given looming downward pressure and ongoing economic restructuring, a lower average annual growth target of 6.5 percent will be acceptable and attainable for the world's second largest economy in the next five years, according to analysts. |
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