SHANGHAI - The China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone Iron Ore Index has been launched in Shanghai as one of China's moves to open up its commodity markets.
China launches FTZ iron ore index
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China's Hunan Province, Uganda sign cooperation agreement
Visiting officials from central China's Hunan Province and the Ugandan government on Friday signed a cooperation agreement aimed at boosting trade and investment.
China tariffs to hit energy exports
China's proposed tariffs on US petroleum imports, part of a mounting trade war between the two countries, would crimp sales to the shale industry's largest customer,
Nuclear sector offers potential for cooperation
As China and Central and Eastern European countries see substantial potential for cooperation in nuclear power technology, China General Nuclear Power Corp,
China to ban new steel, coke and aluminium capacity in some areas
China will ban new capacity for steel, coke and primary aluminium production in some key areas, including the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei and Yangtze River Delta regions, the State Council said on Wednesday, the latest effort to improve air quality.
The central authority also said it will provide National 6 Standard diesel fuel, one of the cleanest fuel products in the country, nationwide from Jan. 1, 2019.
The announcements were made as the Chinese government considers a new three-year, anti-pollution plan to address growing public concern about air pollution.
Zimbabwe, China sign 1-bln-USD MoU for setting up steel plant
Zimbabwe and China on Monday signed a 1-billion-U.S.-dollar Memorandum of understanding (MoU) for establishing a steel plant that can produce up to 2 million tonnes of steel per annum.
China invested USD 5 billion in Iran mining sector
Azer News reported that China has financed USD 5 billion of projects' cost in Iran’s mining industry sector.
Sino-US oil, LNG trade could grow
Analysts and industry players forecast mutually beneficial rise in China imports
Nepal eager to develop energy cooperation with China: ministe
The Nepali government has strong desire to explore its energy potentials especially in water resources by attracting investment from China, a senior minister told Xinhua.
