New law in China coincides with massive cut in vessel location data
Vessel location data from China has been greatly reduced, impacting maritime supply chain visibility. The tracking ...
REUTERS reports:
China was set to sell its first negative-yielding government bond on Wednesday, becoming the latest to benefit from this year’s plunge in interest rates in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Beijing was poised to sell a 750 million euro ($887.93 million) 5-year bond that, at 30 basis points (bps) above the so-called mid-swap rate of -0.45%, effectively offered investors a -0.15% interest rate.
The three-part deal also consisted of a 2 billion euro 10-year bond priced at 55 ...
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