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India imposes antidumping duty on 5 Chinese goods for 5 years

India has imposed antidumping duties on five Chinese products, including certain aluminium goods and some chemicals, for five years to guard local manufacturers from cheap imports

Scientist says China's 'Zero Covid' policy won't work against Omicron

The scientist who warned the world about the Omicron Covid-19 variant has told China its 'Zero Covid' police won't work against the super-transmissible mutant strain, the Daily Mail reported

China's local Covid case count driven to 21-month high by Xian outbreak

The city of 13 million, which entered its fourth day of lockdown, detected 155 domestically transmitted cases with confirmed symptoms for Saturday, up from 75 a day earlier, official data showed

Beyond Didi: Track these homecoming China stock listings in 2022

The regulatory threats mean companies with a total market cap of almost $200 bn currently listed only in the U.S. may need to seek a return to Hong Kong or the mainland soon, Bloomberg analysts said

China's central bank vows greater support for real economy

There will be more "proactive" use of monetary policy tools, the People's Bank of China said in a statement on Saturday

China's Communist Party removes top Xinjiang official sanctioned by US

The US-China ties are going through a tense phase as the Biden administration has already announced a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics which is to be held in February next year.

Beijing tightens control amid rising Covid cases

Chinese health analysts said the local outbreak in Xi'an, which occurred around 40 days ahead of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, increases the epidemic prevention pressure for China

China donates winter clothes, blankets to Afghanistan as humanitarian aid

As a part of humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, China on Friday donated winter clothes and blankets

Exporters can lose up to $175 mn as trucks stranded at Vietnam-China border

Exporters could lose $131 to 175 million as thousands of container trucks remain stuck at the Vietnam and China border.

China not likely to fulfil its trade commitments to US as year ends

US-China worsening relations will deteriorate further if Beijing misses its obligations under a nearly expired trade agreement.The Economic and Trade Agreement signed by the two superpowers in January 2020 is set to end on December 31 this year. Trade observers say China has not complied with a clause that obligates it to buy imports of manufactured goods, farm products, energy products, and certain services from the U.S. at a total of $200 billion more than the 2017 total. China purchased $186 billion in goods and services in 2017 before the trade war, according to U.S. government figures.Matthew Goodman, senior vice president for economics with the Washington-based Center for Strategic & International Studies said China has had trouble complying because of delays in Chinese aircraft orders from the US and pandemic-related setbacks."I do think that the Biden administration is going to follow through on this agreement and hold China to account," Goodman said"I don't see any ...

China's regulator proposes tightening rules for companies listing abroad

Chinese firms have raised about $12.8 billion in US listings in 2021, according to Refinitiv data

US President Joe Biden signs Bill on forced labour in China

Walmart blasted by consumers over missing Xinjiang items

Indian engineering exports to China doubles in November 2021

The US, however, remained the top importer of Indian engineering goods

Top headlines: World seeing 4th Covid surge, says govt; Harbhajan retires

Business Standard brings you the top headlines on Friday

Samsung's Chinese chip plant in emergency mode due to Covid lockdown

The South Korean tech giant said the emergency measure has not affected production as it has been fully utilising factory workers living in the company's dormitory

China cites harsh business environment after I-T searches on Chinese firms

The operations of Chinese firms remain normal at the moment, but relevant companies are looking to reassure their Indian employees as the investigation has caused some concerns, a report said

China denounces US law that restricts Xinjiang imports over forced labour

President Joe Biden signed the measure Thursday amid mounting tension including appeals by activists for a boycott of February's Winter Olympics in Beijing

President Biden signs bills on forced labour in China, ALS research

The new law is the latest in a series of attempts by the US to get tough with China over its alleged systemic and widespread abuse of ethnic and religious minorities in its western region

China cements rare earths dominance with new global giant

The new entity, China Rare-Earths Group, will speed the development of mines in the south, state broadcaster CCTV reported.

China's weather agency issues yellow alert for cold wave in the nation

China's National Meteorological Centre on Friday issued a yellow alert for cold waves, forecasting low temperatures and gales in vast regions of the country.