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| | | ... exporters to China are likely to be impacted by coronavirus-sparked market volatility. It warned that any damage to the Chinese economy could have flow-on effects in Australia. "As China is the world's second largest economy and Australia's largest trading ... |
| | | | Philip Kingston's Sargon has been forced into external administration by one if its Chinese creditors. In a statement to Financial Standard, Sargon said one of its creditors, Chinese state-owned insurance company Taiping Trustees has appointed McGrathNicol ... |
| | | | ... open on Tuesday, with miners and travel companies suffering the hardest blows. The new coronavirus, which has put the Chinese city Wuhan on the global map, has already spread to 16 different countries according to the New York Times, with 73 cases reported ... |
| | | | ... (up 265%), and buy now, pay later platform Splitit Payments (up 230%) leading the pack. Companies with exposure to the Chinese market also performed well, with retailer Mediland Pham finishing the year up 37.5% and goat milk producer Nuchev returning ... |
| | | | ... Korea and Japan. Philippine health authorities said on Tuesday that they were investigating the case of a five-year old Chinese boy with a travel history to Wuhan after he showed flu-like symptoms before arriving in the country." So far so not as scary ... |
| | | | ... to be optimistic. Derogatory as it may seem to be called "a rat", this animal sign is begins a new 12-year cycle in the Chinese zodiac - a rebirth/reboot, if you will. Early indications are positive, heralded by the signing of the US-China phase one ... |
| | | | A new fund has invested $45 million into the South Australian health and biotech industries. The Chinese fund has invested the money to accelerate the development and commercialization of health and medical research outcomes from South Australia. The ... |
| | | | ... according to Trump. This is in exchange for America suspending its plan to increase tariffs on US$160 billion worth of Chinese goods (that was due to be applied last 15 December 2019), not lifting the 25% tariff on US$250 billion Chinese imports and ... |
| | | | ... tensions - starting with the phase one deal - should, in time, help support a reversal in the slowing growth momentum in the Chinese economy. Having said that, fresh updates on China's activity indicators reveal that, net-net, the Chinese economy ... |
| | | | ... China announced details of a "phase 1" trade deal. US will drop plans for new 15-Dec tariffs and cut tariffs on ~$120B in Chinese goods to 7.5% (from 15%) after 30 days of deal signing." "The 25% tariffs on ~$250B in goods will remain. In exchange, China ... |
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