China's financial regulators have invited some of the world's biggest investors to a rare symposium next week, three sources said, seeking to encourage foreigners to keep investing in the world's second-largest economy despite its recent weakness and rising geopolitical tensions.
China's central bank is expected to keep borrowing costs unchanged while ramping up liquidity support when it rolls over 100 billion yuan ($14.03 billion) worth of medium-term policy loans on Monday, a Reuters survey of market watchers showed.
North Korea on Friday denounced the United Nations Security Council for holding a meeting over its recent intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), saying it will continue to push for "the most overwhelming" nuclear deterrence until the United States drops its hostile policy against Pyongyang, state media reported.
Portuguese power company EDP is preparing substantial investments in Brazil, its CEO told Reuters, including a possible green hydrogen plant that could export to Germany.