Curbing the Slide: China’s whisper offensive reshapes Yuan Battleground
Regulators, acting like chess masters, have orchestrated "at least two dozen cases" where coordinated, market-specific interventions were deployed to counter yuan depreciation.
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Regulators, acting like chess masters, have orchestrated "at least two dozen cases" where coordinated, market-specific interventions were deployed to counter yuan depreciation.
The move follows New Delhi's expression of concern regarding the expanding trade deficit with Beijing, adding another layer of complexity to the strained bilateral relationship.
Kim Jong Un's declaration of launching spy satellites, bolstering nuclear capabilities, and developing military drones in 2024, amidst heightened tensions, raises concerns about regional stability.
The existing five members of the BRICS alliance, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, extended invitations to six new countries to join their ranks. While Argentina declined the invitation, representatives from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Iran, and Ethiopia accepted the invitation.
During the Samarkand Summit on September 16, 2022, India assumed the rotating Chairmanship of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi led the 23rd Summit of the SCO Council of Heads of State, which was held virtually on July 4, 2023.
The overarching theme for the upcoming Summit is 'Towards a SECURE SCO,' with the term SECURE originating from Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi's articulation during the 2018 SCO Summit
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Former Hong Kong pro-independence activist Tony Chung alleges coercion into becoming an informant.
Dong's appointment as defence minister underscores China's commitment to strengthening its position and defence capabilities on the global stage.
Expectations of an interest-rate cut in mid-2024 could trigger a reversal of capital flight from Hong Kong, easing the liquidity squeeze that has choked its financial arteries.
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