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World shares mixed as China reports surge in October inflation

Shares opened higher in Europe after mostly falling in Asia on Wednesday as China reported that inflation surged in October

China's 'Singles' Day shopping fest muted amid technology crackdown

Past galas have featured superstars such as Katy Perry and Taylor Swift and even acrobatic acts by the Cirque du Soleil.

China's factory inflation hits 26-year high as power crunch bites

The producer price index (PPI) climbed 13.5% from a year earlier, faster than the 10.7% rise in September, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said in a statement.

Mark Mobius bets on '50-year rally' in Indian stocks as China slows down

Emerging-market equities have trailed behind their developed-nation peers this year, held back by losses in China as the government has roiled markets with a widespread regulatory crackdown.

US eyes January rollout of first projects to counter China's Belt and Road

A US delegation led by President Joe Biden's deputy national security adviser, Daleep Singh, identified at least 10 promising projects in Senegal and Ghana

Chinese bond sell-off spreads to high-grade Tencent and banks

The selloff has moved well beyond China's higher-quality property names

With an eye on Indian Ocean, China delivers most advanced warship to Pak

Pakistani Ambassador to China Moin ul Haque said that the commissioning of the PNS Tughril ensures balance of power in the Indian Ocean

China tightens oversight of $3.7 trillion mutual fund market

Those without an advisory license will be prohibited from giving fund recommendations or publishing performance numbers, according to a notice

China's real estate problems could hurt global markets, warns US Fed

The Fed pointed specifically to the crisis at real estate developer Evergrande

China will advance development of digital yuan, central bank gov says

China will continue to advance the development of its central bank digital currency and improve its design, the People's Bank of China governor Yi Gang said on Tuesday

China developer Kaisa pleads for help, 'patience' as sector's debt mount

Kaisa Group Holdings needs help to pay investors, workers and suppliers, developer told a meeting of a Chinese government think-tank, banks and property firms, according to a source.

Dollar wavering with inflation looming as next test for rates

The data due on Wednesday is expected to show U.S. consumer prices galloped and Chinese factory gate prices soared in October

HSBC explores India private banking re-entry 6 years after calling it quits

HSBC exited the Indian private banking business in 2015 as part of a group strategy. The lucrative but very competitive Indian market has few foreign players

China's Covid zero target gets more elusive as asymptomatic cases increase

China reported more infections in people who exhibited no symptoms of Covid-19 on Tuesday than in those who were actively suffering from the virus

After Pakistan, China to skip India's NSA-level meet on Afghanistan

Cites 'scheduling issues'; NSAs of central Asian countries confirm participation in Nov 10 regional security dialogue

India ahead of China in financial inclusion metrics now: SBI report

States with higher financial inclusion/ more bank accounts have also seen a perceptible decline in crime along with a meaningful drop in consumption of alcohol and tobaccos, according to the report

Oil gains after US infrastructure bill passes, Chinese exports rise

Brent crude was up by 86 cents or 1% at $83.60 a barrel by 0745 GMT, after dropping nearly 2% last week

China's CPC kicks off key 4-day conclave to authorise 3rd term for Xi

Politically, the meeting is regarded as significant for Xi who -- in the last nine years of his tenure in power -- has emerged as the most powerful leader after party founder Mao Zedong.

China's meat imports drop to 20-month low in October: Customs data

Shipments in the first 10 months of 2021 were 8.05 million tonnes, down 1.5% from last year's volumes, the data showed.

Chinese aggression driving Europe towards Taiwan: European lawmaker

Chinese aggression towards Taiwan is responsible for driving Europe towards the self-ruled island, said a European lawmaker