CHINA

IBTimes Logo

Toyota gets Tesla stake, Tesla gets Toyota factory

Toyota Motor Corp said it would take a $50 million stake in U.S. electric carmaker Tesla Motors, a move that gives the Japanese automaker a chance to repair its dented public image and vaults the California start-up on to the world stage.
IBTimes Logo

PetroChina to increase overseas oil output

China's largest oil producer, PetroChina Co Ltd said Friday it plans to earmark $60 billion to increase its overseas oil and natural gas output. In a statement, the company said it aimed to increase the output to 200 million tons per year, or equivalent to 4 million barrels output per day.
More news
IBTimes Logo

Merkel, Sarkozy pledge unity as markets wilt

The leaders of Germany and France pledged on Thursday to work together on financial regulation and the euro zone crisis after European discord over debt and new market rules rattled investors worldwide.
IBTimes Logo

Merkel and Sarkozy pledge unity as markets wilt

The leaders of Germany and France pledged on Thursday to work together on financial regulation and the euro zone crisis after European discord over debt and new market rules rattled investors worldwide.
IBTimes Logo

Restoring confidence in euro top priority: Germany

Germany said restoring confidence in the euro was its top priority, demanding tougher regulation and oversight on Thursday to protect the single currency, and joint EU action on withdrawing support for its economies.
IBTimes Logo

Juncker says markets acting irrationally

A senior euro zone official said on Thursday financial markets were acting irrationally over the euro area's debt problems and while he was concerned about the fall in the euro, immediate action was not needed.
IBTimes Logo

World crude steel output up 35.7% in April

World crude steel production for the 66 countries reporting to the World Steel Association (worldsteel) was 122 million metric tons (mmt) in April. This is 35.7% higher than April 2009.China's crude steel production for April 2010 was 55.4 mmt, an increase of 27% compared to April 2009. It is the highest amount of crude steel China has ever produced in a single month.
IBTimes Logo

Juncker says markets irrational

A senior euro zone official said on Thursday financial markets were acting irrationally over the euro area's debt problems and while he was concerned about the fall in the euro, immediate action was not needed.
IBTimes Logo

Juncker: markets irrational as Greek strike looms

A senior euro zone official said on Thursday financial markets were acting irrationally over the euro area's debt problems and while he was concerned about the fall in the euro, immediate action was not needed.
IBTimes Logo

Juncker says markets irrational as Greek strike looms

A senior euro zone official said on Thursday financial markets were acting irrationally over the euro area's debt problems and while he was concerned about the fall in the euro, immediate action was not needed.
IBTimes Logo

Forex - China's yuan peg is looking more solid

Just a few weeks ago, there was virtually unanimous agreement among investors and economists that China was on the cusp of dropping the yuan's peg to the dollar, while the debate centred on how it might happen.
IBTimes Logo

China tells U.S. to put fiscal house in order

Europe's debt crisis has laid bare the fragility of global finances and the United States, too, must tame its fiscal deficit, a senior Chinese official said on Thursday, spelling out Beijing's concerns before talks with Washington.
IBTimes Logo

Asian stocks bashed to 8-month lows; euro retreats

Worries over the euro zone's debt crisis hammered Asian stocks to their lowest in more than eight months and sent the euro down, struggling to stay above the previous day's four-year low as political divisions and fears of more market regulation kept investors on edge.
IBTimes Logo

Euro knocked back as Asian stocks plumb 3-month low

The euro erased initial gains and edged lower on Thursday to trade above the previous day's four-year lows as political divisions in Europe and fears of more market regulation kept investors on edge and pressured stocks.
IBTimes Logo

Euro knocked back; Asian stocks plumb 3-month low

The euro erased initial gains and edged lower on Thursday to trade above the previous day's four-year lows as political divisions in Europe and fears of more market regulation kept investors on edge and pressured stocks.
IBTimes Logo

U.S. unlikely to push China hard on currency issue

The United States will continue nudging China at top-level talks in Beijing next week to let its yuan currency appreciate but trade issues appeared to be higher on the U.S. agenda ahead of the sessions.

Pages

IBT Spotlight

We Help Businesses Find B2B Service Providers They Can Trust.