Eleven regions, including some of the biggest provincial economies like Guangdong, will be allowed to approve the projects funded by the bonds.
Indian shareholders can relate to the modus operandi of these Chinese companies, which was similar to Indian companies' - massive expansions and acquisitions on borrowed money and unrelated diversification when the times were good. The only difference is the massive size of the Chinese real estate companies.
Former BP CEO Bob Dudley asserts that the future of oil prices is closely linked to China's economic path and conveys his astonishment at the sudden resignation of Bernard Looney.
If China continues to chug along, it could signal a sustained recovery for the US and other nations now bouncing back from their pandemic lows
India needs to boost its investments in primary and secondary education to help push the country's rank with regards to innovation. The survey further points out the need for private enterprises to step up R&D investments.
James Glassman,Senior Economist JPMorgan says, he would not be surprised if oil prices recovered in early party of 2016.
Market perceptions of weaker Chinese growth and a resurgent US dollar are a 'toxic mix' for already battered commodity prices.
Jun Ma, chief economist at Deutsche Bank tells CNBC-TV 18 that China's export is actually increasing and not declining as people suggest. Check out his comments!
Consumption will overtake investment as China's biggest driver of economic growth in 2012 for the first time in more than a decade, the Ministry of Commerce's research institute said in a report.
Roger Manser, consultant at Steel Business Briefing, tells CNBC-TV18 that he expects the price of coal to trade in a USD 15 per tonne range for the coming months.
A slowdown in China's growth engine is good news for the country because it gives Beijing space to create a new economic model that is more sustainable and equitable, according to Zhu Min, deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund.
S&P 500 Index hit an intraday high of 1399.4 - best since June 2008; but it failed to cross psychological 1400.
David Lennox from Fat Prophets tells CNBC-TV18 that he expects crude prices to remain volatile going forward due to weak US demand, European debt problems and the Libya situation.