Global Times
Air raid sirens sounded in cities across China, ordinary citizens paid silent tributes, historical materials disclosed for the first time ...
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This page is an archive of main headlines from China for 19.09.2024.
It displays 45 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.
19.09.2024 ⇢ The day of the Fed's rate cut and its ripple effects
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The Federal Reserve's significant interest rate cut dominated China's economic news, with analysts discussing its impact on Hong Kong and other Asian economies. The rate cut led to yuan appreciation and positive movements in China's stock and bond markets. In response to mounting hidden debt, China issued strict warnings to struggling regions. The country also launched efforts to boost domestic demand and eyes sci-tech venture capital to drive industrial upgrades. In international relations, Japan protested the route taken by a Chinese aircraft carrier, while Malaysia's king visited China to mark 50 years of diplomatic ties. Hong Kong saw developments in national security law cases, including a jail sentence and a guilty plea. China also launched two BeiDou navigation satellites, emphasizing its technological advancements.
19.09.2024
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South China Morning Post
Central bank’s aggressive move follows a gradual reduction in US inflation and comes less than two months before election day.
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South China Morning Post
Central bank’s aggressive move follows a gradual reduction in US inflation and comes less than two months before election day.
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South China Morning Post
Central bank’s aggressive move follows a gradual reduction in US inflation and comes less than two months before election day.
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South China Morning Post
Central bank’s aggressive move follows a gradual reduction in US inflation and comes less than two months before election day.
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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中国中央电视台
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China Daily
China's vast landscape is home to nearly 6,000 cave temples, and the Chinese president lauded the nation's major grottoes as "treasures of Chinese civilization" that hold significant historical and cultural value.
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09:20⇢Fed's Rate Cut Reverberates Through Asia
⌨The newspapers report on the US Federal Reserve's significant interest rate cut, its first in four years (BBC Chinese, Caixin Chinese, South China Morning Post). This move is expected to impact Asian economies, including Hong Kong. Meanwhile, Chinese state media commemorates historical events and emphasizes national unity (Beijing Daily, China Economic Net, Global Times). Economic concerns persist, with discussions on deflation in China (VOA Chinese).
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Peoples Daily
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South China Morning Post
US Federal Reserve announced a cut of its benchmark borrowing rate on Wednesday ‘in light of the progress on inflation and the balance of risks’.
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South China Morning Post
US Federal Reserve officially kicked off a rate-cutting cycle by announcing a 50 basis point rate cut on Wednesday.
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South China Morning Post
The warship and two destroyer escorts passed close to Japanese territory and Taiwan en route to the Pacific.
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South China Morning Post
The warship and two destroyer escorts passed close to Japanese territory and Taiwan en route to the Pacific.
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Xinhua News Agency
Commercial zones and shopping centers have been hubs for family consumption during the festival.
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Hong Kong Free Press
Elderly activist Koo Sze-yiu said he planned to protest outside the Liaison Office, Beijing’s top organ in Hong Kong, on the upcoming National Day holiday.
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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Deutsche Welle 中文网
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中国中央电视台
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Hong Kong Free Press
Chu Kai-pong, 27, became the first person to be convicted under the city’s new security legislation after pleading guilty on Monday to sedition over wearing a T-shirt with a protest slogan on it.
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South China Morning Post
Notice from top legislature comes with debt management under the microscope amid scramble to achieve economic growth targets for 2024.
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15:11⇢Fed's Rate Cut Ripples Through Asia
⌨The newspapers report on the US Federal Reserve's interest rate cut, impacting Asian economies (BBC Chinese, Caixin Chinese, SCMP). China's media emphasizes cultural heritage protection, particularly grottoes (China Daily). Economic concerns persist, with discussions on hidden debt in struggling regions (SCMP). Hong Kong sees its first conviction under the new security law (HKFP). The Mid-Autumn Festival's "reunion economy" is highlighted (People's Daily, Xinhua).
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China Daily
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Hong Kong Free Press
Chung Man-kit pleaded guilty to three counts of “doing with a seditious intention an act or acts that had a seditious intention” over messages written on the back of bus seats in March and April.
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South China Morning Post
In a video, Fukaya said Chinese students reminded him of Japanese students’ strong focus and dedication to studying mathematics.
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Hong Kong Free Press
Since Hong Kong’s largest press group announced the “systemic and organised attack” last Friday, there had been no known instances of potentially unlawful intimidation, it said.
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South China Morning Post
Premier Li Qiang said on Wednesday the development of venture capital is critical to sci-tech innovation, industrial upgrading and the growth of the economy.
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Xinhua News Agency
The National Development and Reform Commission, China's top economic planner, said Thursday that it is intensifying efforts to spur investment and consumption in its bid to bolster domestic demand.
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Hong Kong Free Press
Seven people including Democratic Party former lawmaker Lam Cheuk-ting stand accused of rioting during the attack on July 21, 2019.
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South China Morning Post
Analyst says monarch’s first official overseas trip is likely to focus on implementing existing deals rather than announcing new projects.
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China Military Online
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China Daily
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20:16
Legal experts are pushing to reform the practice of collective punishment, which can cause law-abiding citizens to lose their shot at joining the civil service or getting into the military
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South China Morning Post
Manila’s defence chief said towing away a grounded ship would be an act of war, but one analyst said that is ‘not a good option’ for China.
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South China Morning Post
Uncertainty over further changes and concerns over economy and jobs market are fuelling discontent over the decision.
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