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Singapore Airshow returns under shadow of Asia’s slow aviation recovery

By Chen Lin and Jamie Freed SINGAPORE (Reuters) – The Asia-Pacific aviation industry’s slow recovery from the pandemic amid government restrictions will cast a shadow over the Singapore Airshow next week, despite signs of improvement as concerns over the Omicron variant recede. The biennial event has bookended the pandemic, with the 2020 edition disrupted by …

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Technoprobe set to debut in Milan with 3.4 billion euro price tag- sources

MILAN (Reuters) – Technoprobe is set to price its initial public offering (IPO) at 5.7 euros per share, towards the lower end of an initial price range of 5.4-6.3 euros, two sources said on Friday, valuing the Italian microelectronics company at 3.4 billion euros ($3.87 billion). One of the bookrunners said late on Thursday that …

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China’s cenbank to keep liquidly ample, step up finance support for key sectors

HONG KONG (Reuters) -China’s central bank on Friday said it would keep liquidity reasonably ample and step up financing support for key sectors and weak links of the economy. The People’s Bank of China (PBOC) will meet the reasonable financing demands of the real economy while not resorting to flood-like stimulus, it said in its …

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Shenghe Resources plans to buy stake in Australia’s Peak Rare Earths

By Min Zhang and Twinnie Siu BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) – Chinese rare earth producer Shenghe Resources Holding Co Ltd said on Friday it planned to buy a 19.9% stake in Australian firm Peak Rare Earths to secure more overseas resources amid surging pries. The stake, which will be sold by Appian Pinnacle Hold Co to …

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China’s commercial banks’ bad loan ratio declines, says regulator

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – China’s commercial banks saw their bad loan ratio decline 0.02 basis points to 1.73% at end-December versus three months earlier, the sector’s regulator said on Friday. Outstanding non-performing loans in the commercial banking sector stood at 2.8 trillion yuan ($440.66 billion), an increase of 13.5 billion yuan from the end of the …

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China property developers shares up on reports they may have more access to funds

HONG KONG (Reuters) -Shares of Chinese property developers climbed on Friday, following media reports that the sector is gaining easier access to presale proceeds from residential projects – the latest move by authorities to ease the industry’s severe cash crunch. Regulatory curbs on borrowing have driven China’s property sector into a liquidity crisis, highlighted by …

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Singapore Airlines to buy ExxonMobil’s sustainable fuel in push to cut emissions

(Reuters) – Singapore’s civil aviation authority and state-investor Temasek will support the city-state’s flagship carrier Singapore Airlines in buying sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from top U.S. oil producer Exxon Mobil Corp for use in flights, the parties said on Friday. Its use is expected to reduce about 2,500 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions during the …

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China publishes rules on interbank market bond borrowing and lending

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – China’s central bank published rules on Friday to better regulate the business of borrowing and lending bonds in China’s interbank market. The rules are designed to increase market liquidity and protect the interests of market participants, the People’s Bank of China said on its website. (Reporting by Shanghai Newsroom; Editing by Kevin …

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Malaysia’s VS Industry hires PwC Consulting to review labour practices

KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) -Malaysian manufacturer VS Industry Bhd has appointed PwC Consulting to independently review its labour practices for migrant workers, it said on Friday. Malaysian makers of items from medical gloves to palm oil have increasingly drawn scrutiny over accusations that they abuse foreign workers, who form a significant part of the manufacturing workforce. …

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