Mark Hughes:
Bartering comes with a heavy price in Beijing
Bartering comes with a heavy price in Beijing
Chen Weihua:
Restore a pastthat was reallyglamorous
Restore a pastthat was reallyglamorous
Li Xing:
Think twice on early retirement
Think twice on early retirement
Yao Ying:
Western firms, practice what you preach
Western firms, practice what you preach
China July fiscal revenue up 10.2%
China's Ministry of Finance announced Wednesday that the country's fiscal revenue in July rose 10.2 percent year on year to 669.59 billion yuan ($97.96 billion).
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New yuan-denominated loans slowed to 355.9 billion yuan ($52.04 billion) in July, sharply down from 1.53 trillion yuan in June, China's central bank said Tuesday on its website. Full coverage
Xinhua
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- Bank loans may hit 3t yuan in H2
- Fiscal revenues grow as economy recovers
- 74% of 414 listed Chinese companies profit up in Q2
- China's textile export declines in July as demand shrinks
- China's July residents' deposits down
- Crude, iron ore imports up in July
- Signs of improvement seen in China's July foreign trade
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The country's fiscal revenue went up by a large margin in June, marking a record high year-on-year monthly growth this year and the second positive growth since May.
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China's imports and exports continued falling in June from a year earlier, but the pace of decline eased, the General Administration of Customs announced Friday.
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China's foreign direct investment (FDI) dropped by 17.9 percent to $43 billion in the first half of the year, said Yao Jian, spokesman of the Ministry of Commerce Wednesday. |
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Luxury apartment sales in China's big cities saw significant growth in the second quarter, mainly due to increased purchases by overseas residents.
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