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China's October loan prime rates: 1-year LPR 3.00% (unchanged from September); 5-year-plus LPR 3.50% (unchanged from September).
2026-10-20
China's October loan prime rates: 1-year LPR 3.00% (unchanged from September); 5-year-plus LPR 3.50% (unchanged from September).
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Oct 19 — China’s Foreign Ministry said President Xi proposed four principles for constructive participation in resolving African hotspots during a meeting with Togo’s council-of-ministers chair Faure, and that the guidance is relevant to the current
Oct 19 — China’s Foreign Ministry said President Xi proposed four principles for constructive participation in resolving African hotspots during a meeting with Togo’s council-of-ministers chair Faure, and that the guidance is relevant to the current Horn of Africa situation. The principles: 1) African-led solutions — African states and peoples should play the central role; 2) uphold fairness and justice — all parties should follow the UN Charter and respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of concerned countries; 3) pursue ceasefire and reconciliation — war and unilateral sanctions cannot resolve interstate disputes; parties should respect each other, consult broadly, seek common ground while reserving differences, and make mutual concessions; 4) address both symptoms and root causes — combine immediate security measures with long-term development planning.
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Canadian media on the 20th calculated that in Alberta’s referendum on the 19th the option “Alberta should continue as a province of Canada” received majority support.
Canadian media on the 20th calculated that in Alberta’s referendum on the 19th the option “Alberta should continue as a province of Canada” received majority support.
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