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18th Party Congress

Panda bonds are unlikely to form a significant portion of the fundraising channels chosen by major oil companies, according to David Yim of Standard Chartered. Photo: AP

Aramco’s panda bond may be hindered by size of yuan debt market

While Saudi Aramco has listed the yuan as a potential fund-raising currency for a debt issuance, bankers say the market size could hinder the deal.

While Saudi Aramco has listed the yuan as a potential fund-raising currency for a debt issuance, bankers say the market size could hinder the deal

Year-to-date issuance of panda bonds is down 50 per cent compared to 2018, though some analysts see it picking up in 2021

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Coronavirus outbreak after Muslim event spurs Islamophobia in India

7 Apr 2020 - 11:52PM

Virus fears may slow homebuilding, as transactions slump to 13-month low

4 Feb 2020 - 11:01PMvideocam

Roy Cho could face seven years in jail in Convoy fraud case

Roy Cho Kwai-chee, the alleged mastermind in the fraud involving Convoy Global holdings, could face longer jail time along with two associates, after a magistrate referred the case to a higher court that can impose jail sentences of up to seven years.

25 Jul 2019 - 4:24AM

Roy Cho Kwai-chee, a former executive director at Convoy, appears at the Eastern Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday. Photo: Jonathan Wong

Death sentence upheld for Japan’s ‘Black Widow’ who poisoned lovers

Kakehi reportedly amassed 1 billion yen (US$8.8 million) in payouts over 10 years but subsequently lost most of the fortune through unsuccessful financial trading.

24 May 2019 - 11:27PM

Corruption Watch | New dawn for China? Corruption crackdown nets big and small officials

17 Sep 2014 - 4:55PM

My Take | There's good reason for China's bluster

7 Jan 2013 - 2:36AM

A member of China's People Liberation Army (PLA) stands at guard on the missile destroyer 'Qingdao'. Photo: EPA

Opinion | Two appointments, one policy paper and a clock strikes nine

5 Jan 2013 - 2:22AM

Stock listings pencilled in for second half of 2013

2 Jan 2013 - 11:10AM

Quickest way to get corrupt officials to change is threat of trial by microblog

31 Dec 2012 - 3:23AM

The Chinese government pledges to clean up Chinese politics. Photo: AFP

China sets date for 12th National People’s Congress

29 Dec 2012 - 9:13AM

Visitors with the national flags in hands pose for photos on the Tian'anmen Square. Photo:Xinhua

Beijing must provide evidence to support political warning

3 Dec 2012 - 2:34AM

Hongkongers' unacceptable ignorance of China's government

28 Sep 2016 - 8:46AM

Shanghai market drops below key 2,000 level

28 Nov 2012 - 2:34AM

A flood of share offerings in the past two years were blamed for the market slump.

As I see it | Changing of the guards

23 Nov 2012 - 1:40PM

Hu Jintao, right, shakes hands with Xi Jinping as they meet with delegates to the 18th Communist Party Congress in Beijing. Photo: AP

Xi Jinping's public relations test

23 Nov 2012 - 1:51PM

Opinion | China's old and new leaders should seize moment for economic reform

30 May 2016 - 5:00PM

Communist Party's well-planned route to successful rule

20 Nov 2012 - 3:09AM

What the outside world saw at the 18th party congress in Beijing last week was only the tip of a gigantic iceberg.

As I see it | New Year in November (Reprise)

Four years ago, I wrote an article titled New Year in November about Barack Obama’s historic victory. That’s what it felt like – a new beginning, a rebirth – even to a blogger half the world away.

19 Nov 2012 - 5:35PMvideocam

Corruption drives calls for reform in China

19 Nov 2012 - 3:24AM

Talking Points

19 Nov 2012 - 3:24AM

Opinion | Xi Jinping might be strong reformer China needs - to surprise of the West

19 Nov 2012 - 10:45AM

Foreign reporters make news during congress

18 Nov 2012 - 3:48AM

Briefs, November 17, 2012

The deputy director general of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' information department, Hua Chunying, had been appointed a spokeswoman, Xinhua said yesterday.

17 Nov 2012 - 5:01AM

Jiang Zemin absent from party congress finale

17 Nov 2012 - 4:18AM

President Hu Jintao with Xi Jinping, his successor as party general secretary and chairman of the Central Military Commission, wave to congress delegates. Photo: Reuters

New leadership likely to maintain pro-growth policies

30 May 2016 - 5:00PM

China's new leaders may find it hard to change course and accelerate reforms.

Morning Clicks | Xi Jinping harmonised Hu out of his power acceptance speech yesterday

Hu and his 'scientific concept of development' ideological theory were given zero mentions during the speech, as was Mao Zedong.

16 Nov 2012 - 10:20AM

Locals and tourists have their say on new Standing Committee

With new Standing Commitee confirmed, people on streets of Beijing give their opinions, thoughts and hopes for the future to Keith Zhai and Li Jing. "I know there’s an 18th congress and Xi Jinping is the new chairman of China. It is interesting to study the leadership reshuffle here. Everyone votes for a new leader in South Korea, but they don’t do that in China."

16 Nov 2012 - 6:26AM

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18th Party Congress

The Chinese Communist Party's 18th Congress, held in Beijing November 8-14, 2012, marked a key power transition in China. A new generation of leaders, headed by Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang, took over from the previous leadership headed by Hu Jintao. The Communist Party's Politburo Standing Committee was reduced in number from nine to seven. Unlike his predecessor Jiang Zemin, Hu Jintao handed over both the Party General Secretary and Chairman of the Central Military Commission positions to Xi.

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18th Party Congress

Aramco’s panda bond may be hindered by size of yuan debt market

While Saudi Aramco has listed the yuan as a potential fund-raising currency for a debt issuance, bankers say the market size could hinder the deal.

While Saudi Aramco has listed the yuan as a potential fund-raising currency for a debt issuance, bankers say the market size could hinder the deal Year-to-date issuance of panda bonds is down 50 per cent compared to 2018, though some analysts see it picking up in 2021

Coronavirus outbreak after Muslim event spurs Islamophobia in India

Virus fears may slow homebuilding, as transactions slump to 13-month low

Roy Cho could face seven years in jail in Convoy fraud case

Roy Cho Kwai-chee, the alleged mastermind in the fraud involving Convoy Global holdings, could face longer jail time along with two associates, after a magistrate referred the case to a higher court that can impose jail sentences of up to seven years.

Death sentence upheld for Japan’s ‘Black Widow’ who poisoned lovers

Kakehi reportedly amassed 1 billion yen (US$8.8 million) in payouts over 10 years but subsequently lost most of the fortune through unsuccessful financial trading.

Corruption Watch | New dawn for China? Corruption crackdown nets big and small officials

My Take | There's good reason for China's bluster

Opinion | Two appointments, one policy paper and a clock strikes nine

Stock listings pencilled in for second half of 2013

Quickest way to get corrupt officials to change is threat of trial by microblog

China sets date for 12th National People’s Congress

Beijing must provide evidence to support political warning

Hongkongers' unacceptable ignorance of China's government

Shanghai market drops below key 2,000 level

As I see it | Changing of the guards

Xi Jinping's public relations test

Opinion | China's old and new leaders should seize moment for economic reform

Communist Party's well-planned route to successful rule

As I see it | New Year in November (Reprise)

Four years ago, I wrote an article titled New Year in November about Barack Obama’s historic victory. That’s what it felt like – a new beginning, a rebirth – even to a blogger half the world away.

Corruption drives calls for reform in China

Talking Points

Opinion | Xi Jinping might be strong reformer China needs - to surprise of the West

Foreign reporters make news during congress

Briefs, November 17, 2012

The deputy director general of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' information department, Hua Chunying, had been appointed a spokeswoman, Xinhua said yesterday.

Jiang Zemin absent from party congress finale

New leadership likely to maintain pro-growth policies

Morning Clicks | Xi Jinping harmonised Hu out of his power acceptance speech yesterday

Hu and his 'scientific concept of development' ideological theory were given zero mentions during the speech, as was Mao Zedong.

Locals and tourists have their say on new Standing Committee

While Saudi Aramco has listed the yuan as a potential fund-raising currency for a debt issuance, bankers say the market size could hinder the deal

Year-to-date issuance of panda bonds is down 50 per cent compared to 2018, though some analysts see it picking up in 2021