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Annual bonus season brings gain and pain
The annual bonus season is already under way ahead of the Spring Festival, prompting highs and lows among optimistic and pessimistic white-collar workers.

Equities to witness 'post-holiday rebound'
China's stocks may rebound after this month's Lunar New Year holiday because the government won't tighten monetary policy too aggressively given the outlook for economic growth, according to the nation's top-ranked brokerages.
 
 Economy/Industry
Annual bonus season brings gain and pain
The annual bonus season is already under way ahead of the Spring Festival, prompting highs and lows among optimistic and pessimistic white-collar workers.
  ，Steel industry to continue restructuring
，Fireworks stores explode into life
，Chinese investors turn to Dubai
，Hainan hotel rates reach new highs
，GM food unsafe? No evidence yet: Chinese experts
，Biggest hacker training site shut down
 Markets
China's bank shares set to perform best
China's banks will outpace their peers in India and Indonesia, the best performers in Asia's banking industry over the past decade, to deliver the highest returns over the next five to 10 years, analysis firm CLSA Ltd said.
  ，HK stocks close 0.58% lower, 02/08
，Gold falls in bad year for marriage
，Equities to witness 'post-holiday rebound'
，Benchmark dips amid tightening concerns
，Emerging markets index to surge
，Chinese shares fall to three-month low, 02/05
 Finance
Lender awaits decision on Thai bank offer
Thailand is still assessing an offer by Industrial & Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) to buy the government's stake in ACL Bank Pcl, the country's Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij said.
  ，ICBC to curb property loans
，Bank of Beijing to buy 50% stake of ING Capital Life Insurance
，Statistics of capital account in 2009 not comparable to 2008: SAFE
，More money dealers as Beijing becomes international
，Govt to beef up regulation of pre-paid card industry
，Chinese banks to fuel M&As in financial sector
 Trade
Crude oil imports to increase this year
Crude oil imports are likely to go up by 9.1 percent this year to 212 million tons, according to a report from oil and gas producer China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC).
  ，Australian mining magnate secures coal export deal with China
，China to levy anti-dumping duties on US chicken
，Crude oil imports to increase this year
，China files WTO plaint against EU shoe levy
，Cross-Straits economic pact to follow WTO rules
，Cases 'won't spark US-China trade war'
 Companies
CITIC Capital closes 2nd buyout fund at $925m
CITIC Capital Partners, the private equity arm of CITIC Capital Holdings (CITIC Capital), today announced the final closure of its second China buyout fund, CITIC Capital China Partners II, (CCCP II).
  ，More central enterprises to go public
，Huatai offering to help fund investment
，GE China capitalizes on environmentally-efficient products
，KBC-Goldstate sells shares in Chinese commodity firms
，Take-off time for airline financial services sector
，Hengrui Medicine posts soaring net profit in '09
 Analysis/Opinion
What's really behind the tightening credit
Behind all the confusing news reports and questions about bank lending and a credit freeze, we think what markets are really worried about are the fundamentals of growth and inflation.
  ，How to further boost consumption
，Low-carbon urbanization is way forward for China
，China not in search of money or power
，Falling greenback distorting global asset prices
，China offers new growth pattern
，Obama's visit to highlight emphasis on Asia
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Markets
ShanghaiA 3092.11 14.27
ShenzhenA 12850.24

24.80

ShanghaiB

 242.89 2.15
ShenzhenB 4022.89 -0.66
HSI 19790.28 239.39
HSCEI 11200.33 211.14
GEM 690.33 -0.73
 

Overseas Media Headlines

Bloomberg

ECB may be forced to delay exit

The European Central Bank may be forced to delay the withdrawal of emergency lending measures because it could inflame financial-market concerns about Greece, Spain and Portugal. Investors are already dumping those countries¨ assets.
The New York Times

The Enforcers

Daniel Rosenbaum for The New York TimesFrom left, Ken Lench, Daniel M. Hawke, Cheryl Scarboro, Robert Khuzami, Tom Sporkin, Robert Kaplan and Lorin Reisner.Many here refer to the scandal ！ a $65 billion fraud that, despite several red flags, went undetected by the S.E.C. for ...
Financial Times

Traders make $8bn bet against euro

Traders and hedge funds have bet nearly $8bn against the euro, amassing the biggest ever short position in the single currency on fears of a eurozone debt crisis. Investors had increased their positions against the euro to record levels in the week to Feb 2.
AP

Dow closes below 10,000 for 1st time in 3 m...

The Dow Jones industrial average closed below 10,000 for the first time in three months Monday on nagging concerns about debt loads in Europe. The Dow, down almost 104 points, had its 10th triple-digit move in 16 trading days.
Reuters

Dudley: Financial reform needs global scope

A revamp of the financial system needs to be global in nature to prevent a repeat of the worst financial crisis in some 70 years, a top Federal Reserve policy maker said on Monday. "Although the raging crisis appears to be over, our work is not close to being complete.

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