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Free AccessMNI China Press Digest July 6: Trade, Innovation, Bonds
BEIJING (MNI) - The following lists highlights from the Chinese press for
Friday:
The U.S. is opening fire not only on targeted countries, but also on
itself, said Financial News, citing Guo Shuqing, chairman of the China Banking
and Insurance Regulatory Commission, as $340 billion in tariffs are set to take
effect. China's foreign trade does not fully rely on one country; if the list
takes effect on July 6th, the tariffs will hit both Chinese enterprises and
foreign enterprises, including American ones, Guo stressed. The escalating trade
tensions will not result in further depreciation of the yuan as the Chinese
economy has strong fundamentals, Guo noted. China will continue along current
trends and continue to reform and further open up, Guo promised.
China's economy should transform from "high speed" to "high quality",
reported 21st Century Business Herald, citing Yang Weimin, deputy head of the
Office of the Central Commission for Financial and Economic Affairs. Liquidity
injections will not flow into the real economy without innovation, Yang noted.
Yang proposed property rights reform, putting less emphasis on ownership rights
and more on intellectual property rights, according to the newspaper. The
government should build a motivation mechanism and give enterprises autonomy to
bring in foreign talent, Yang added.
The amount of Chinese bonds held by foreign investors has continued
increasing for 16 months since 2017, resulting in a total of almost CNY1.3
trillion, reported China Securities Daily. More foreign investment will enter
the Chinese market in the long term after Chinese bonds are added to the
Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Index in 2019, the Daily said. In the second
half of the year the bond market will still be attractive to foreign investors
despite the yuan's fluctuations, especially to investors focused on global asset
allocation, according to the Daily.
--MNI Beijing Bureau; +86 (10) 8532-5998; email: sherry.qin@marketnews.com
--MNI Singapore Bureau; +65 8233 2326; email: Asia-Editor@marketnews.com
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