With the developing world’s growing use of costly and opaque “payday loans” from China’s central bank, the IMF and World Bank need to demand far greater transparency from Beijing.

In an interview, the Treasury secretary also highlighted progress at the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund ahead ...

China should issue 2 trillion yuan ($281 billion) of special government bonds to help create a market stabilization fund, ...

The People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, has launched the first operation of a new swap facility aimed at ...

The Chinese central bank’s swift enactment of swap facilities has raised market expectations of a firm implementation of ...

Central Huijin Investment Ltd., a unit of China’s sovereign wealth fund that has at times bought equity to stabilize the ...

More than 20 Chinese companies listed in the A-share market have announced plans to tap into loans under a special central ...

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China central bank said it conducted its first swap operation involving securities, fund, and insurance ...

China central bank said it conducted its first swap operation involving securities, fund, and insurance companies for the ...

BEIJING - More than 20 Chinese listed companies on Sunday announced that they have signed agreements with financial ...

More than 20 Chinese listed companies have announced plans to tap special central bank lending for share purchases, according ...