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Currency has fallen 5% this year but investors expect further declines
Institutions seek higher returns elsewhere as growth slows at home
The falling of a gambling kingpin has raised questions about the industry reliance on ‘junket’ operators
Regulator seeks to close loopholes that allowed foreign trades by mainland China investors
Alvin Chau’s jailing comes as Beijing cracks down on money laundering and capital flight
Caution should now be applied to local gambling stocks
Former Suncity boss is highest-profile target of Beijing’s crackdown on VIP gambling and capital outflows
People’s Bank of China uses ‘invisible reserves’ to manage currency fluctuations
Wealthy look to Singapore for personal and financial protection as Xi Jinping tightens grip on power
Regulators seek to allow more renminbi weakness but avoid runaway depreciation
People’s Bank of China stops short of deploying significant foreign exchange reserves
Melco is exploring a loophole as negotiations between Beijing and Washington reach a stalemate
Scheme allowing mainland funds to access offshore renminbi debt in Hong Kong spurs new issuance
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Requirement closes loophole for tech groups to raise capital abroad without regulatory approval
Increased holdings of Chinese assets has conferred new power over the economy
Such betting trips are the backbone of Macau’s $30bn gambling market
Hit hard by the pandemic, operators in the world’s biggest gambling hub are facing scrutiny from the Xi government
Overseas operators restrict services after Beijing bans all digital currency activities
Chen Feng and Adam Tan were the remaining co-founders of the beleaguered group
Proposals could force operators to become ‘more Chinese’ as Beijing cracks down on capital outflow
Operators in world’s biggest gambling hub suffer worst day ever as authorities review gaming law
Regulators should be more worried by too much buying of its stocks and bonds than by too little
Investors snap up stocks and bonds at record pace despite Beijing’s geopolitical belligerence
Tentative steps at liberalisation reflect fears over the strong renminbi and risks of a bubble in domestic markets
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