China has introduced a new housing credit policy, designed to increase demand for real estate, and to get China’s economy back onto a fast track for growth, writes Yi Xianrong.

Although China’s slowing growth has caused a stir amongst analysts; He Weiwen explains China’s growth rate is not of concern.

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Today, fears are growing that China and India are about to be the next victims of the ongoing global economic carnage. This would have enormous consequences. As

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