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BOC Hong Kong Hires Deutsche Bank, UBS to Sell Bonds (Correct)
February 3, 2010 21:29 EST -- BOC Hong Kong (Holdings) Ltd., the
Hong Kong-traded unit of Bank of China Ltd., plans to sell 10-
year dollar-denominated bonds to repay debt.
China Keeps PBOC 1-Year Bill Rate Unchanged for Second Week
February 1, 2010 21:04 EST -- The People’s Bank of China sold
one-year bills at a yield of 1.9264 percent, unchanged from
last week, according to traders at Shenzhen Development Bank Co.
and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd.
HSBC Chief Geoghegan Discusses China Growth Strategy: Video
January 31, 2010 22:19 EST -- HSBC Holdings Plc Chief Executive
Officer Michael Geoghegan talks with Bloomberg’s Bernard Lo
about the bank’s growth strategy in China.
HSBC's Geoghegan Sees Opportunity in Asia, Latin America: Video
January 31, 2010 20:24 EST -- HSBC Holdings Plc Chief Executive
Officer Michael Geoghegan talks with Bloomberg’s Bernard Lo
about the bank’s growth strategy.
ICBC Says Loan Growth ‘Stabilized,’ Will Lend to State Projects
January 27, 2010 00:51 EST -- Industrial & Commercial Bank of
China Ltd. said loan growth has “stabilized” since mid-January
and pledged to focus on financing existing government projects
as regulators try to rein in credit.
ICBC 2009 Profit Probably Climbed 15% on Record Loans (Update1)
January 26, 2010 21:08 EST -- Industrial & Commercial Bank of
China Ltd., the world’s largest lender by market value, said
profit probably rose 15 percent last year as record credit
fueled an economic recovery.
ICBC’s 2009 Profit Probably Climbed 15%, Company Says (Update1)
January 26, 2010 08:09 EST -- Industrial and Commercial Bank of
China Ltd., the world’s largest lender by market value, said its
2009 profit probably rose 15 percent from a year earlier.
Japan Bonds Rise, Yields Approach 3-Week Low, on China Concerns
January 26, 2010 02:41 EST -- Japanese bonds rose, pushing 10-year
yields toward the lowest in three weeks, as stocks slid on
speculation China will expand measures to slow the world’s
fastest-growing major economy.
Copper Leads Metals Decline in Asia on China Tightening Concern
January 26, 2010 02:40 EST -- Copper snapped a two-day advance on
speculation that China, the world’s largest consumer of the
metal, will take more action to curb bank lending, potentially
restraining demand. Aluminum and lead also declined.
China’s 7-Day Repo Rate Jumps on Tightening Concerns (Update1)
January 26, 2010 00:30 EST -- The cost of borrowing money in
China’s interbank market jumped the most in a month after a
report said some of the nation’s lenders will have to set aside
more money as reserves from today.
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