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Domestic demand propels PMI in July to 12-month high

Business | Macro-economy and policy
2009-8-4

CHINA'S manufacturing expanded in July at its fastest rate in a year as domestic demand offset sluggish exports, a survey showed yesterday, highlighting the importance of the central government's huge stimulus in...

CLSA cuts 90 jobs as demand weakens

Business | Securities
2009-3-6

CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets, the regional brokerage unit of Credit Agricole SA, has cut about 90 jobs as the deepening global downturn curbs demand for financial services, said Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Slone. ...

CLSA targets mainland broking

Business | Securities
2008-9-23

CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets, Credit Agricole SA's regional share trading arm, said yesterday it plans to start offering broking products on the Chinese mainland in the first quarter of next year through its local China...

CLSA notches broker breakthrough

Business | Securities
2008-6-18

CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets' Chinese venture has been granted a securities broking license and a securities investment consultancy license to become the first Sino-foreign venture to undertake a brokerage business on...

Mainlanders to travel the world

Business | Hotel and tourism
2005-9-27

CHINA'S mainland will become the world's biggest supplier of tourists by 2020, according to a report released by CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets yesterday.

China's manufacturing growth gathered pace

Business | Macro-economy and policy
2005-9-22

CHINA'S manufacturing growth gathered pace for a third straight month in March as factories expanded to meet surging demand at home and abroad.

Raw material rates climb slowly

Business | Macro-economy and policy
2005-6-2

CHINA'S raw material prices rose in May at the slowest pace in more than a year as government investment restrictions helped cool demand, a survey showed.

Korean Kospi at 21-month high

Business | Securities
2004-2-12

SOUTH Korean stocks rose, lifting the Kospi Index to the highest in 21 months, as CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets and Samsung Securities Co said FTSE Group will consider changing the nation to developed market status in its global equity indexes.