EU Moves to Tap Frozen Russian Assets Amid Belgian Concerns
EU indefinitely freezes \u20ac210B Russian assets to fund Ukraine, sparking Belgian concerns over financial risks and legal challenges.
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EU indefinitely freezes \u20ac210B Russian assets to fund Ukraine, sparking Belgian concerns over financial risks and legal challenges.
China and the US held the seventh meeting of the China-US Financial Working Group in Nanjing, engaging in constructive discussions on financial cooperation and updating agreements in the insurance sector.
Vaqar Ahmed of Pakistan’s Sustainable Development Policy Institute emphasizes China’s crucial role in global economic stability and its robust growth in key sectors.
Beijing hosts the 2024 Financial Street Forum from October 18 to 20, uniting over 500 global financial experts to discuss aligning international capital with China’s market demands under the theme “Trust and Confidence”.
Exploring the misconceptions surrounding China’s lending in Africa, this article debunks the ‘debt trap’ myth by highlighting the agency of African nations and the mutual benefits of their partnerships.
China and the U.S. held the fifth meeting of their Economic and Financial Working Groups in Shanghai, discussing key financial policy issues and enhancing cooperation to promote global financial stability.
Economists Gyorgy Matolcsy and Boris Vujcic discuss the urgent need to establish a new international economic order to address rising global challenges.
Tsinghua University’s Liu Qing discusses the Chinese yuan’s growing role in global currency payments and its implications for China’s economic future.
Beijing hosts the 2023 Financial Street Forum, gathering over 400 global financial experts to discuss monetary cooperation and the diversification of the international monetary system.