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据韩联社:SK集团会长兼大韩商工会议所会长崔泰源提议,韩国和日本应通过AI、半导体等经济合作以及共同削减成本,创造至少1万亿美元以上的协同效应。
2026-11-03
据韩联社:SK集团会长兼大韩商工会议所会长崔泰源提议,韩国和日本应通过AI、半导体等经济合作以及共同削减成本,创造至少1万亿美元以上的协同效应。
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2026-11-03
China's central bank said it will raise the foreign-currency deposit reserve ratio by 2 percentage points to 6% from 4%, effective November 15, 2026. China Minsheng Bank chief economist Wen Bin said a large trade surplus and sustained corporate foreign-exchange conversion demand have been the main drivers of recent renminbi appreciation. The PBOC said the move will freeze roughly $20-25 bln of foreign-exchange liquidity at banks, help rebalance onshore FX supply and demand, curb one-sided renmin
China's central bank said it will raise the foreign-currency deposit reserve ratio by 2 percentage points to 6% from 4%, effective November 15, 2026. China Minsheng Bank chief economist Wen Bin said a large trade surplus and sustained corporate foreign-exchange conversion demand have been the main drivers of recent renminbi appreciation. The PBOC said the move will freeze roughly $20-25 bln of foreign-exchange liquidity at banks, help rebalance onshore FX supply and demand, curb one-sided renminbi appreciation expectations and stabilise the foreign-exchange market.
2026-11-02
The CSRC has proposed adjustments to share buybacks aimed at protecting company value and shareholder rights. It would add a price trigger — shares trading below IPO price — as a condition for conducting stabilization buybacks, exempt such buybacks from the six‑month post‑listing restriction and remove the ban on submitting buyback orders during opening and closing call auctions. Companies listed within 36 months would be required to rigorously implement any listing undertakings on price stabili
The CSRC has proposed adjustments to share buybacks aimed at protecting company value and shareholder rights. It would add a price trigger — shares trading below IPO price — as a condition for conducting stabilization buybacks, exempt such buybacks from the six‑month post‑listing restriction and remove the ban on submitting buyback orders during opening and closing call auctions. Companies listed within 36 months would be required to rigorously implement any listing undertakings on price stabilization if those triggers are met. Firms with excess offering proceeds would be required to carry out buybacks promptly when triggers occur. Issuers must earmark a portion of their annual cash dividend plan for a dedicated buyback fund; those with excess proceeds must allocate a portion of that excess into the fund for use in repurchases and cancellations; proceeds from selling stabilization‑buyback shares via centralized trading must be returned to the buyback fund.
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