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Goldman Sachs Becomes Latest Firm to Cut China Growth Forecast

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http://economicrisis.com/goldman-sachs-becomes-latest-firm-to-cut-china-growth-forecast/10472 Goldman Sachs Becomes Latest Firm to Cut China Growth Forecast Goldman Sachs is out with a new report tonight in which they note that China is likely to grow slower than many...

read more Reported by NowPublic 1 hour ago.

China mourns Indian flood victims

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Beijing, June 25 : China has mourned the people killed by monsoon floods in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand, a Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman said. Reported by newKerala.com 1 hour ago.

Top China paper hits back at U.S. accusations on Snowden

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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top state newspaper praised fugitive U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden on Tuesday for "tearing off Washington's sanctimonious mask" and rejected accusations that it had facilitated his departure from Hong Kong. Reported by Reuters 1 hour ago.

China markets at lowest since early 2009; Asia weak

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TOKYO (Reuters) - Chinese shares sank deeper into bear market territory on Tuesday, pulling down most other Asian stock markets, as worries spread that tight liquidity could threaten China's economic growth and take the shine off an emerging U.S. recovery. Reported by Reuters India 29 minutes ago.

US rebukes China, Russia, and Ecuador over Snowden

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WASHINGTON — Frustrated Obama administration officials pressed Russia on Monday to turn over Edward J. Snowden, the national security contractor who disclosed surveillance programs, while warning China of “consequences” for letting him flee to Moscow.

 
 
 
  Reported by Boston.com 58 minutes ago.

China's 'Shadow Banks' Fan Debt-Bubble Fears

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China's shadow banks—a mélange of trust companies, insurance firms, leasing companies, pawnbrokers and other informal lenders subject to limited oversight—are at the center of mounting concerns over whether the country's slowing economy could trigger a debt crisis. Reported by Wall Street Journal 1 hour ago.

China stocks hammered again

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The Shanghai Composite continued to reel Tuesday, dropping another 3.8% as investors worried over credit conditions in China. Reported by CNNMoney 58 minutes ago.

China Resources International Approves Analysis and Begins Mining Production at Fourth Site in Jilin

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The Jilin province mine was acquired by China Resources International in 2010. The company has since, conducted feasibility studies and begun production at each of the 4 distinct sites. Today approval was given to begin drilling on the final site.


Levels and grades of mineral gold deposits found and tested in samples, along with accessibility factors led China Resources International to conclude that the fourth planned site is in fact viable for processing. Approval was given today by China Resources International president Mr Wei Feng to commence drilling at the site as soon as Wednesday 24th October 2012. Mr Feng said “We have been planning to begin work at the fourth site for some time, so I'm please we can finally do so in confidence".

Mr Feng also pointed out that China Resources International also recently acquired a smaller site, known as the Xiaoluo project, which lies 12km to the north of the main Jilin mine. At the Xiaoluo project site, the company is exploring 2 other recent acquisitions, but as yet no specific information has been publicised on progress or when drilling may begin.

While a relatively recent acquisition compared to the established Guizhou project, the Jilin project has been a great success since it began. Due to the vast number of resources being extracted in this area, both surface and underground mines are found in the local area; which means that both the local infrastructure and transportation access are excellent.

China Resources International aims to extend the company's success with the beginning of production at the fourth Jilin site, and later in 2013-2014 at the Xiaoluo project also.

The company's project License in the Jilin region covers an area of 1.4 square kilometres, within which China Resources International will now have in operation, 4 operating underground gold mines with an expected combined production of over 20,000 ounces of mineral gold in 2012-2013.

About the company

China Resources International, is primarily engaged in the exploration, mining of gold in east and south east China. The Company also processes, produces and distributes gold and other precious metals. In late 2004, China Resources International purchased 2000 hectares in the Guizhuo Province in south-east china, an area already well known for gold mining.

Company Contact Information
China Resources International
51 F, Raffles City Centre, 268Xi Zang Middle Road, Huang Pu District Shanghai, P.R.China
200001
+86-21-2312-7674

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Asian Stocks Mostly Lower on China Worries

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Asian stocks mostly lower as investors worried about China's growth

 
 
 
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Obama hit by Snowden setbacks with China, Russia

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WASHINGTON (AP) — For President Barack Obama, National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden's globe-trotting evasion of U.S. authorities has dealt a startling setback to efforts to strengthen ties with China and raises the prospect of worsening tensions with Russia. Reported by S.China Morning Post 14 minutes ago.

China rounds on US over Edward Snowden

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State-run People's Daily says whistleblower has exposed US hypocrisy after Washington blamed Beijing for his escape

China's top state newspaper has praised the fugitive US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden for "tearing off Washington's sanctimonious mask" and rejected accusations China had facilitated his departure from Hong Kong.

The strongly worded front-page commentary in the overseas edition of the People's Daily, the official newspaper of the Chinese Communist party, responded to harsh criticism of China from the US for allowing Snowden to flee.

The Chinese government has said it was gravely concerned by Snowden's allegations that the US had hacked into many networks in Hong Kong and China, including Tsinghua University, which hosts one of the country's internet hubs, and Chinese mobile network companies. It said it had taken the issue up with Washington.

"Not only did the US authorities not give us an explanation and apology, it instead expressed dissatisfaction at the Hong Kong special administrative region for handling things in accordance with law," wrote Wang Xinjun, a researcher at the Academy of Military Science in the People's Daily commentary.

"In a sense, the United States has gone from a 'model of human rights' to 'an eavesdropper on personal privacy', the 'manipulator' of the centralised power over the international internet, and the mad 'invader' of other countries' networks," the People's Daily said.

The White House said allowing Snowden to leave was "a deliberate choice by the government to release a fugitive despite a valid arrest warrant, and that decision unquestionably has a negative impact on the US-China relationship".

The People's Daily, which reflects the thinking of the government, said China could not accept "this kind of dissatisfaction and opposition".

"The world will remember Edward Snowden," the newspaper said. "It was his fearlessness that tore off Washington's sanctimonious mask".

The exchanges mark a deterioration in ties between the two countries just weeks after a successful summit meeting between presidents Barack Obama and Xi Jinping. But experts say Washington is unlikely to resort to any punitive action.

A commentary in the Global Times, owned by the People's Daily, also attacked the US for cornering "a young idealist who has exposed the sinister scandals of the US government".

"Instead of apologising, Washington is showing off its muscle by attempting to control the whole situation," the Global Times said. Reported by guardian.co.uk 20 minutes ago.

Indian markets shaky as China slides 4%

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China's stocks fell, deepening their slump into a bear market on liquidity concerns. Reported by Rediff.com 21 minutes ago.

Nifty opens flat, China and liquidity squeeze biggest headache for mkts

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Indian markets opened marginally in the green this morning  on positive global cues. While Wall St ended higher, European markets too rebounded from seven-month lows to end higher. China markets are trading flat after touching their lowest level since early 2009 yesterday. The trigger for global markets was that the People’s Bank of China has [...] Reported by Firstpost 2 hours ago.

U.S. Tops China for Foreign Investment

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For the first time since 2001, the U.S. knocked China out of first place in an annual survey of executives rating favorable places for foreign direct investment. Reported by Wall Street Journal 2 hours ago.

Smartphone market grows in India, China and stagnates in Western Europe

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While smartphones might be the next big thing in developing markets such as India and China, the Western Europe mobile market has started shrinking. Reported by Firstpost 2 hours ago.

China's Central Bank Acts on Cash Crunch

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China's central bank signaled that it was trying to bring to an end a cash squeeze aimed at deflating what was widely deemed a dangerous credit bubble. Reported by Wall Street Journal 1 hour ago.

U.S. tops confidence survey on foreign investment, displaces China

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - After a 12-year hiatus, the United States reclaimed first place among top executives in a survey on foreign direct investment sentiment, displacing China as it makes progress toward sustainable and steady economic growth, a study showed on Wednesday. Reported by Reuters 2 hours ago.

Why Obama’s Climate Change Plan Is Hopeless Without China

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http://economicrisis.com/why-obamas-climate-change-plan-is-hopeless-without-china/10494 Why Obama’s Climate Change Plan Is Hopeless Without China President Obama has designed a plan to combat climate change without the help of Congress, because Congress is a place...

read more Reported by NowPublic 1 hour ago.

5 dead, 23 injured in NW China road accident

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FIVE people died and 23 others were injured in a road accident in northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region last night, local authorities said today. Reported by Shanghai Daily 56 minutes ago.

Sharp may sell IGZO LCD technology to China's CEC -sources

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TOKYO, June 26 (Reuters) - Sharp Corp is considering licensing its power-saving IGZO liquid crystal display technology to China Electronics Corp as part of a plan to jointly produce panels in China,... Reported by Reuters 1 hour ago.
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