China didn't trigger global stocks rout: regulator
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China's stock market is too small and  has too little foreign participation to be blamed for  triggering last week's rout in global share prices, the  country's securities regulator said on Monday.
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China refused to say whether it would agree to any mandatory emissions limits that might hamper its booming economy.
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Investor's Business Daily - Government efforts to cool soaring Chinese stocks sparked heavy selling in Shanghai on Wednesday. But unlike three months ago, global markets took the drop in stride.
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China said on Tuesday it will not be tied to targets on cutting carbon emissions as Europe and Asia failed to agree at a 40-nation meeting on how to fight global warming.
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Business & money: Bush administration shies away from accusing Beijing of manipulating its currency, failing to satisfy increasingly bellicose Congress.
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S&amp;P 500 misses a record close after the former Fed chairman worries investors with comments about China.
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As markets tried to find a level on Monday after more heavy selling in Asia, one question was easy to answer. How, people wanted to know, could last Tuesday's 9 per cent fall in Chinese stocks possibly have caused such mayhem across the world? The answer: it didn't.
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U.S. stock exchange regulators on   Wednesday issued a statement meant to calm fears in Europe   about U.S. regulatory overreach related to the proposed merger   of the New York Stock Exchange NYX.N and Euronext ENXT.PA.
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Nasdaq Stock Market Inc.'s   chief executive told investors on Friday that expanding  overseas could make sense, but refused to comment on questions  about its strategy toward the London Stock Exchange .
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Industry experts say that the financial trouble of one of the biggest Chinese makers of television sets will not affect the market much.
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China's state-owned Chinalco said Monday it had no plans to increase its stake in miner Rio Tinto after acquiring 12 percent of the London-listed arm of the company in a joint share raid with Alcoa Inc.
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Group of Seven finance officials are likely to press this weekend for greater currency flexibility in Asia, but analysts doubt China will be singled out to any greater degree than it was in the last meeting.
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China will not reassess its crackdown on the Tiananmen Square protests, a day after Zhao Ziyang's death.
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SHANGHAI: China&#39;s securities regulator suspended approval of initial public offerings pending rule changes that will allow the market to set the price of new shares, bringing the country&#39;s stock exchanges more into line with international standards.
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SINGAPORE (Dow Jones)--Singapore shares ended flat Monday, although many Chinese stocks fell on renewed fears about corporate governance sparked by a newspaper report containing unconfirmed allegations about a businessman linked to Singapore-listed United
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In the first half of 2004, commodities investors worried that a hard landing for China's economy could be disastrous for them, but those fears have not borne out.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson   will not demand that China rapidly lift currency exchange rate   controls when he visits, preferring dialogue to protectionist   threats, an official Chinese paper said on Tuesday.