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China may raise primary aluminum export tax to secure domestic ... China Business News, China - 8 hours ago ... Industry Association (CNMIA) is in discussion with China's Ministry of Commerce over a further increase to the primary aluminum export tax in order to ...

China may raise primary aluminum export tax to secure domestic ... China Business News, China - 18 minutes ago ... Industry Association (CNMIA) is in discussion with China's Ministry of Commerce over a further increase to the primary aluminum export tax in order to ...

China Exim Bank to auction 10 bln yuan floaters Reuters India, India - 52 minutes ago SHANGHAI, May 29 (Reuters) - Export-Import Bank of China, one of three policy banks lending in line with government initiatives, said on Thursday it would ...

SHANGHAI, May 29 - Export-Import Bank of China, one of three policy banks lending in line with government initiatives, said on Thursday it would auction 10 billion yuan of three-year floating-rate bonds in the interbank market next Thursday.

SHANGHAI, May 29 - Export-Import Bank of China, one of three policy banks lending in line with government initiatives, said on Thursday it would auction 10 billion yuan of three-year floating-rate bonds in the interbank market next Thursday.

China's devastating earthquake will mean big write-offs for China's state-run banks. For refiners, it means export profits foregone for the sake of keeping domestic supplies steady. In China, big business means state-owned business, and many such companies...

SINGAPORE, May 29 - China will trim gasoline imports in June to 140,000 tonnes, matching its April record purchase, as a new refinery partly covers steady robust demand, while export-focused WEPEC will cut shipments to 90,000 tonnes.

SINGAPORE, May 29 - China will trim gasoline imports in June to 140,000 tonnes, matching its April record purchase, as a new refinery partly covers steady robust demand, while export-focused WEPEC will cut shipments to 90,000 tonnes.