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China circumspect on Eurozone’s quantitative easing

China circumspect on Eurozone’s quantitative easing

EU is China's largest trade partner, the largest source of import and the second largest export market.

China’s yuan 5th most used payment currency: SWIFT

China’s yuan 5th most used payment currency: SWIFT

The value of cross-border deals settled in the Chinese currency, yuan, more than doubled in 2014.

China industrial profits up 3.3% in 2014

China industrial profits up 3.3% in 2014

The growth rate was 8.9 percentage points lower than that of 2013, the National Bureau of Statistics said.

Need to examine economic priorities: Putin

Need to examine economic priorities: Putin

The Russian government has allocated 1.375 trillion rubles ($21 billion) for an anti-crisis package.

Brazil 2015 inflation rate to hit 11-yr high

Brazil 2015 inflation rate to hit 11-yr high

The Central Bank downgraded its growth forecast for 2015 to 0.13%.

BRICS capable of strong growth: WEF panel

BRICS capable of strong growth: WEF panel

At the session, Indian finance minister Arun Jaitley said India intended to return to an eight to nine percent growth rate.

China Central Bank gives $8 bln in pilot scheme for Swiss investors

China Central Bank gives $8 bln in pilot scheme for Swiss investors

The swiss city of Zurich joins list of global centres for trading the yuan.

China, Switzerland to announce offshore yuan trading center in Zurich

China, Switzerland to announce offshore yuan trading center in Zurich

The two nations will sign a financial deal on Wednesday in the presence of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.

China economy expands 7.4% in 2014, weakest in 24 years

China economy expands 7.4% in 2014, weakest in 24 years

IMF has sharply cut its 2015-2016 world growth forecast owing to weak prospects in Japan, the Eurozone, China and Russia.

China remains largest foreign holder of US bonds: Treasury

China remains largest foreign holder of US bonds: Treasury

China, however, remains the largest foreign holder of US bonds, ahead of Japan.