China

• - China's Bankcard Transactions Hit New High in 2010
• - Chinese Firms Raise 1 Tln Yuan from A-share Markets in 2010
• - China to Be US Largest Trading Partner in a Decade
• - Reserve Requirements Raised to Tame Inflation
• - Bank Reserve Requirement Ratio Ups 50 Basis Points
• - Gov't Social Spending in Xinjiang Up by 26.8% in 2010
• - China's Property Tax Debate Escalates
• - GDP Growth Forecast to Slow down
• - 'Big Four' Banks' New RMB Loans Soar
• - Bumpy Road Ahead for Car Sales

• - Shoppers More Green-savvy Than Biz
• - Oil Imports Drop in Pipeline
• - Yuan-based Trade to Increase
• - China Seeks Assurance on Assets in US
• - China Seizes Pirated Goods Worth US$38 Mln in 2010
• - Newly Signed Overseas Contracts Rose 3% in 2010
• - Yuan Hits New Record High at 6.6128 Per Dollar
• - China Revises Up 2009 GDP Growth Rate to 9.2%
• - Living in the Lap of Luxury
• - Qingdao Port Gets Foreign Foothold

• - Moutai Liquor Sales Boom Before Spring Festival
• - More Than 4,000 Arrested During Copyright Raids
• - China's Forex Reserves Reach US$2.85 Tln
• - Farm Produce Pices Rose Last Week
• - Shanghai Gets OK for Property Tax
• - Soybean Overseas Buys Hit Record High in 2010
• - Rising Domestic Demand Helps Cut Trade Surplus
• - China's New Wealthy Head off to See World
• - China, Britain Ink US$4 Bln Deals
• - 2010 Auto Sales Driven to a Record