Asia markets slip as China's 'Two Sessions' meeting gets underway; gold sets new record
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China’s top leaders on Tuesday set an ambitious target for growth as its economy is laboring under a steep slide in the housing market, consumer malaise and investor wariness.
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From January 1, 2025, foreigners will need to earn a minimum monthly salary of S$5,600 (US$4,170) to qualify for an employment pass, up from S$5,000, the newspaper cited Tan as saying in parliament discussing the budget Monday.
Donald Low is a senior lecturer and professor of practice in public policy at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He is also the director of leadership and public policy executive education there.
BEIJING — China kicks off its annual parliamentary meetings this week, which investors are watching closely for signals on economic stimulus.
BEIJING (AP) — It’s clear that China’s efforts to build confidence in its slowing economy will top the agenda of this week’s meeting of its ceremonial national legislature.
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