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Free AccessMNI China Press Digest May 7: Tariff Cut; Land; Overseas Bond
BEIJING (MNI) - The following lists highlights from the Chinese press for
Wednesday:
The Ministry of Commerce and other relevant departments have been actively
researching ways to increase imports, reported Economic Information Daily. A
series of measures to increase imports will likely be released soon, the report
said. Aside from a tariff cut for the auto industry, the food, medicine and
medical instruments industries will likely also see tariff cuts, the report
said.
Land-transferring fees in seven cities, including Hangzhou, Ningbo and
Guangzhou, came in above CNY10 billion, with official data indicating the
highest April levels in history, reported China Securities Journal. Hangzhou in
particular recorded land-transferring fees of CNY17.9 billion, 237% higher than
April last year, the report said. However, Beijing did not increase its land
supplies in April, and the government only sold one piece of land at the price
of CNY3.3 billion, the report said. Shanghai also recorded a lower
land-transferring fee of CNY5.5 billion, 31.95% lower than that in March, the
report said.
As bond financing has become the main financing method for property
developers, more of them have turned to the overseas bond market to seek
funding, reported Economic Information Daily. The first four months in 2018 saw
the total bond financing for property developers in overseas markets amounting
to USD23.3 billion, much higher than USD11.2 billion during the same period last
year, the report said, citing data from Centaline Group, a Hong Kong-based
real-estate agent company. As domestic funding channels have been controlled and
property sales have been slowed, funding demands for property developers will
continue to increase, the report said, citing Zhang Dawei, chief analyst at
Centaline Group.
--MNI Beijing Bureau; +86 10 85325998; email: he.wei@marketnews.com
--MNI Beijing Bureau; +86-10-8532-5998; email: beijing@marketnews.com
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