2022-3-15 00:30 |
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China has rolled out new regulations to identify and control risky foreign exchange activities, including those involving cryptocurrencies, the South China Morning Post reported. According to the report, China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange recently directed banks to monitor and report suspicious transactions tied to cross-border gambling, underground financial networks, and unauthorized crypto dealings.
When the world's second-largest economy sneezes, global markets pay attention. China, facing a deflating property bubble, is on the brink of implementing a massive monetary stimulus that will boost risk assets
Even with a 3-5% cost to convert [stablecoin] USDT into equities, the potential upside of 50-70% in China's stocks makes this a strategic move, one observer said.
Hong Kong plans to implement European-style reporting rules for OTC crypto derivatives, including the use of DTIs, by 2025.
China’s benchmark government bond yield fell to a nearly 22-year low with experts attributing the development to a shift in investor behaviour towards fixed-income products amid a fragile economic recovery.
The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), the world’s biggest lender, recently published a report highlighting the potential of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). The report notably refers to Ethereum as “digital oil,” emphasizing its crucial role in the evolving digital economy.