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In case you needed reminding, both China’s equity and fixed-income markets are the world’s second-largest after the US. Outstanding government, quasi government and corporate bond issuance exceeded $27.4bn (€22.9bn) as of last August, according to the International Capital Markets Association. The equity market hit an all-time high of $10trn in market capitalisation terms last October, as calculated by Bloomberg. The weighting of China in international equity indices is also now notable, and index inclusion has resulted in strong inflows to Chinese capital markets over recent years. Bond index inclusion is ongoing – with Bloomberg Barclays having completed its 20-month integration process and FTSE Russell starting its three-year process later this year.

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Best pao fan in Singapore: Hawker and upscale spots to savour this comfort rice & soup dish

March 15, 2021 Instagram/shaobbq Pao fan (literally translating to ‘submerged rice’) has been popping into the limelight lately – it seems like we hear of high-flying chefs venturing into the pao fan hawker business every other month. And we aren’t complaining – this Chinese soup dish is our definition of comfort in a bowl. Think cooked rice drenched in a silky, usually seafood broth, then topped with crackly rice puffs for that satisfying play of textures. And while Chinese restaurants typically do it in sharing portions with luxe fixings, we can now feast on wallet-friendly hawker options too. Here’s our rundown of the best pao fan to slurp up in Singapore.

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Creative Capital: This ex-hotelier keeps Singaporeans nourished with tasty broth

Creative Capital: This ex-hotelier keeps Singaporeans nourished with tasty broth
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Celebrate Lunar New Year with a Luck-Filled Feast

Celebrate Lunar New Year with a Luck-Filled Feast Oset Babür © Provided by Food & Wine Charissa Fay Danielle Chang adds finishing touches to her festive table As she adorns her circular dining table with vibrant purple, red, and hot pink dahlias from Long Island s North Fork Flower Farm, one thing is clear: Danielle Chang was born to host. When she s not producing Lucky Chow, her around-the-world series on Asian food and culture that recently aired its fourth season on PBS (or throwing food festivals around the country with chefs like David Chang, Anita Lo, and Masaharu Morimoto through her company LuckyRice), this is where she s most at home: in a stunning penthouse apartment in New York City s SoHo neighborhood, getting ready to entertain. In this case, she s preparing to carefully celebrate the upcoming Lunar New Year with a small group of close friends and family. I ve been throwing Lunar New Year parties for about three decades now, she says. In Ch

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Pao Fan hawker stalls opened by chefs from Raffles Hotel, Wah Lok and Jumbo Seafood

December 22, 2020 Instagram/miss foodbaby, Facebook/Mun s Seafood Pao Fan With the chilly sweater weather in Singapore these past few weeks, the cravings for something warm and soupy to tide us over have definitely increased. While chicken soup, stews and hotpots certain hit the spot, another comforting option you may want to consider is pao fan. Pao fan is a dish that s often confused with porridge., but here s how to tell the difference. The former features steamed rice doused in a piping hot broth and finished off with a scattering of crispy rice, while the latter is rice grains simmered in liquid and cooked.

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