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The Economic News is a site for business economists and think-tank members to broadcast their analyses on economies around the world, especially Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland, for open viewing. It is a channel to promote understanding of the global economy among institutions and the general public worldwide. ( Offered by Hong Kong Trade Development Council )
December 2006
- Beijing to Put Brakes on Auto Industry - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Outlook for 2007 - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- 2006 Christmas Sales in Major Overseas Markets and Retail Outlook for 2007 - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Code of Practice for Payment Card Scheme Operators - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus : To Peg or Not To Peg: HKD and CNY - Standard Chartered Bank
- Hong Kong's Export Outlook for 2007: Moderation Amid Heightened Policy Risks - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Tech Productivity Poses Threat to Rivals - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Managing Interest-rate Volatility - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- A View on Hong Kong's Capital Raising Capability - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
November 2006
- Yuan Pulls Close to Hong Kong Dollar - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The Renminbi and the Hong Kong Dollar - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Foreigners Given More Say Over Firms - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Residential Mortgage Business - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Development and Contribution of Hong Kong's Manufacturing and Trading Sector - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Processing Trade Policy Change and China's Direction of Foreign Investment Utilisation - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Map on Foreign Investment is Redrawn - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Asia Focus : Asia Needs To Foster Cross Border Talent Flows - Standard Chartered Bank
- GM Chief Sees Mainland as 'Natural' Fit - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The Functions of the HKMA - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Transport & Logistics: Trucking Firms Rev Up Their Engines - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Hong Kong as an IPO Centre - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- China's Low-Profit Growth Model - The Far Eastern Economic Review
October 2006
- EU Gets Tough as Trade Deficit Widens - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- International Financial Activities in Hong Kong - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- China Expands Scope of Prohibited Category under Export Processing Trade - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Wal-Mart to Buy Retailer for $1 Billion - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Measures to Combat Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus : Asia Set To Slow, As Electronic Cycle Peaks - Standard Chartered Bank
- ICBC Offering May Be World's Biggest - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Twenty-third Anniversary of the Linked Exchange Rate System - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Market Expectation of Renminbi Exchange Rate Movements - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- RMB Revaluation is Not a Panacea for External Imbalances - Bank of East Asia
- On Hong Kong's Public Investment - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
September 2006
- U.S. Airlines Vie for New Daily Route - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Hong Kong's Strengths as an International Financial Centre - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- U.S. Treasury Chief to Prod on Markets - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Hong Kong's Business Cycle Synchronisation with Mainland China and the US - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- One Country, Two Financial Systems - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus : Intra-Asia Portfolio Flows, A Weak Link - Standard Chartered Bank
- Welcome Cools for Foreign Investment - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Enhancing Disclosure by Hong Kong Banks - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- On Hong Kong's Trade Transformation and its Intermediary Role - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
August 2006
- Bankruptcy Law Puts Creditors First - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The Integrity of the Financial System - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Use of Rates to Cool Growth is Limited - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The Future of the Hong Kong Dollar - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- The Future Position of Hong Kong as a Regional Distribution Centre - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Trade Surplus May Defy All Policy Tools - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Reserve Requirements - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus : Asian Consumerism, More, Not Less - Standard Chartered Bank
- China Loses Allure as World's Factory - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- A Basic Law of Finance - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Employees Establish First Trade Union at Wal-Mart - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Basel II Consultation - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Has Hong Kong's Economic Growth Peaked? - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- Medium-Term Prospects for Hong Kong Exports: Steady Business amid Monetary Uncertainties - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
July 2006
- Beijing Targets Speculation on Property - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Exchange Fund Half-year Results - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- GDP Surges, Defying Cooling Efforts - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Financial Market Volatility in the World Economy - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus : Global Inflation? Don't Blame China! Nor Asia! - Standard Chartered Bank
- Trade Surplus Swells to Another Record - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Renminbi Business in Hong Kong and the International Role of the Renminbi - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- CEPA - 2006 Update on Expanded Liberalisation Measures - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Bank of China Surges in Domestic Debut - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- RTGS Payment Systems - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Opportunities Emerged from Mainland Financial Reform - Bank of East Asia
- The Reform of Hang Seng Index and Its Implications - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
June 2006
- Steelmakers Agree to Iron-Ore Price Rise - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The "Divisible by Nine" Rule - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- China-ASEAN Free Trade Area and Implications for Hong Kong as a Trade Hub - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Central Bank Seeks to Curtail Lending - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Marking to Market - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus : Intra-Asia Investment Reinforces Integration - Standard Chartered Bank
- Export Boom Fuels Record Trade Surplus - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- Investment Benchmarking - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- China's Training Needs: Opportunities for Hong Kong - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Court Backs Patent Protection for Viagra - The Wall Street Journal Briefing: China Business
- The Size of Foreign Reserves - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- China's Self-innovation and Hong Kong's Growth Enterprise Market - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- Settlement Risks - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
May 2006
- Increased Financial Market Volatility - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- The First Anniversary of the Three Refinements - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus : Higher Oil Prices Need Better Policy - Standard Chartered Bank
- Risk Management of the Exchange Fund - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Appreciation of Renminbi - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Hong Kong Should Focus on Knowledge-based Service Industries - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- Putting China's Capital to Work - The Far Eastern Economic Review
April 2006
- Political Pressure on the Renminbi Exchange Rate - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- The Work of the HKMA - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus: Intra-Asia Trade Leads Growth - Standard Chartered Bank
- Implementing International Standards - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Interest Rate Plateau - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- PRD Manufacturing + Hong Kong Services - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Thailand Fashion Market: Receptiveness of Hong Kong Brands - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Reform of Mainland's Financial System and Its Implications for Hong Kong - Bank of East Asia
- The New Face of Chinese M&A - The Far Eastern Economic Review
- Industry Views: Hong Kong the Technology Marketplace - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
March 2006
- Interest Rate Volatility Under the Linked Exchange Rate System - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Development of Mainland China's Capital Markets - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Banking Reform in Mainland China - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus: Invest More, Not Save Less - Standard Chartered Bank
- A Deep-rooted Dilemma - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Adjustment of External Imbalance - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- The Eleventh Five-Year Plan and Hong Kong Economy - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- The Siren Song of Technonationalism - The Far Eastern Economic Review
- Unlocking the Winner's Curse in the Application List System - HK Centre for Economic Research
February 2006
- Compliance as a Means to Enhance Competitiveness in the US: Cargo Security & CSR Issues - Hong Kong Trade Development Council
- Security Issues in Credit Card Business - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- The Composite Interest Rate - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Asia Focus: As Japan Awakes - Standard Chartered Bank
- Positive Credit Data Sharing - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Hong Kong's Stock Market - "Mainlandised" or Internationalised - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
- Port Security is Still a House of Cards - The Far Eastern Economic Review
January 2006
- Exchange Fund Results for 2005 - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Mortgage Loans in Negative Equity - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- Good-as-new Banknotes Equally Good for Lai-see Money - Hong Kong Monetary Authority
- 2006: Stoking the Engines of Domestic Growth - Bank of East Asia
- China's GDP Revision and Its Implications to Hong Kong - Bank of China (Hong Kong)
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