In the news: The PBOC boosts liquidity, AgFeed settles an SEC fraud case and Dalian Wanda's property arm files for an IPO

The PBOC injected Rmb500 billion into China's five largest banks, AgFeed agreed to pay US$18 million to settle SEC allegations of fake revenue reporting and Dalian Wanda Commercial Properties filed for an IPO with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange

4 minute readSeptember 19, 2014 at 04:28 AM
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China injects Rmb500 billion to address weak growth


The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has injected Rmb100 million in each of the nation's five largest banks to boost liquidity as

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