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US tariffs on China's cleantech exports could spark more action
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Analysts see limited initial market impact, but there is concern over the precedent, which other countries might follow in the future, negatively impacting equity risk premiums.

One in five Chinese municipal bonds could be green labelled: report
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A Greenpeace study on 2021-issued government municipal bonds in China reveals a large number of projects with green potential. But local governments face challenges and are unwilling to issue green products.

AstraZeneca invests $1.5bn in Singapore facility for next-generation cancer drugs
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The manufacturing facility, supported by Singapore's Economic Development Board, is for antibody drug conjugates, and will be designed to be "zero carbon" from its first day of operation in 2029.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority steps up e-CNY pilot
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In order to help residents use the currency in Hong Kong, the HKMA has linked the digital currency with the Faster Payment System. In addition, corporate use cases for cross-boundary trade settlement will be explored.

China stimulus to provide 'modest boost' to property sales: BNP Paribas
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Following a Rmb300 billion lending boost for unfinished flats from the PBOC, BNP Paribas analysts believe a bottom for property prices might be reached in the second half of 2025.

Hong Kong launches consultation on ESG code for ratings and data providers
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The Voluntary Code of Conduct Working Group (VCWG), sponsored by the SFC, will work with the Secretariat at the International Capital Market Association.
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Asian central banks to continue gold purchasing
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Central banks in China, India and Singapore have added to their gold reserves amid geopolitical and foreign exchange uncertainties.
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