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China's central bank said on 29th Sep 2014 the Chinese currency - CNY - can be traded directly against the euro in the interbank foreign exchange market, in the latest step to facilitate investment and bilateral trade between China and the European Union.
The move, which starts on Monday, will help to lower foreign exchange conversion costs while promoting the usage of both the Yuan (CNY) and euro in bilateral trade and investment, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement on its website.
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Chunning, a senior official of a Chinese state-owned insurance corporation, is under investigation, the country's anti-corruption watchdog announced on Sunday.
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Chen YI, the Actual controller of Shanghai Fanxin Insurance Agency Co. LTD., and her male partner were caught by Fiji Police for cheating on 18th of August (2 days after they reached Fiji).
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Liquidity is sufficient but debt risk control needs to be addressed。
China's chief banking regulator Shang Fulin soothed a jittery market on Saturday, saying there is more than "sufficient" liquidity in the interbank market. He also pledged to strengthen debt risk control.
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China's biggest lender Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) said here Saturday that its Middle Eastearn branch achieved in 2012 a pre-tax profit of $54 million, up 69 percent year on year, while its total assets increased 29 percent to $4 billion.
ICBC, the world's biggest bank in terms of market capital, added that the Chinese RMB's trade volume reached $2.25 billion, while greenback transactions in the interbank money market were up 718 percent last year to hit $11.07 billion. The total liabilities reached $3.81 billion, an increase of 28 percent over 2011.
Tian Zhiping, regional CEO of Dubai-based ICBC Middle East, said that 2012 was another year of strong growth for them the company continued to benefit from its regional franchise and unique position as a bridge for trade and investment between the Middle East and China. "We have taken part in important syndications and witnessed growing volumes of RMB transactions, all of which added to our business growth."
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