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China’s Yuan, Bonds Tank in Tandem Amid Fears on Foreign Selloff

China’s government bonds and the yuan slid in tandem, amid speculation that overseas hedge funds have stepped up liquidating the country’s assets after a rout in shares deepened.

A vendor takes down umbrellas at the end of the day at the near-empty Patong Beach in Patong, Phuket, Thailand, on Monday, July 19, 2021. In a precursor to the broader opening, vaccinated tourists were this month allowed to travel to the resort island of Phuket without needing to quarantine in the so-called Phuket Sandbox experiment.

Phuket Tourism Experiment Risks Suspension as Covid Cases Surge

A flareup in coronavirus cases in Phuket, Thailand’s first tourism hotspot to waive quarantine for vaccinated foreign visitors, is threatening to scuttle the experiment seen as a model for other tourism-reliant nations to reopen borders.

Tight Access and Data Doubts Are Clouding China’s Carbon Market

China’s national carbon market, seen as a key tool to help the world’s top polluter curb emissions, is being hampered by limited early access for small companies and doubts over data quality, according to people familiar with the details.

Wind turbines manufactured by Shanghai Electric Group Co. stand at a wind farm operated by China Huaneng Group in this aerial photograph taken in Qidong, China, on Thursday, June 7, 2018. China, the world's largest wind power producer, is considering setting a national target to reduce average wind curtailment rates to less than 10 percent next year and to about 5 percent by 2020, according to an April 12 government policy proposal document.

Traders Seek Winners as China’s Widening Crackdown Stuns Markets

Investors are quickly revising their playbooks in China’s $12 trillion equity market as Beijing widens a clampdown on businesses it blames for exacerbating inequality and increasing financial risk.

A worker stacks a coil of steel reinforcing bar with a forklift at a metal stock yard in Shanghai, China, on Monday, June 7, 2021. China’s iron ore imports in May tumbled to their lowest level in a year as record prices deterred buyers of industrial commodities and the economic recovery from the pandemic begins to slow. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg

China Looks to More Export Tariffs to Tame Booming Steel Sector

China is considering imposing more tariffs on steel exports as it seeks to achieve twin goals of capping domestic production and taming the surging prices that have fanned concerns about inflation. Futures dropped.

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