20200316 China News

20200316 China News

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The COVID-19 would not have a long-term and systematic impact on the Chinese economy, "given the size of the Chinese economy and effective measures to control the outbreak," Gulnar Shaimergenova, director of the China Studies Center in Kazakhstan has said.

The COVID-19 would not have a long-term and systematic impact on the Chinese economy, "given the size of the Chinese economy and effective measures to control the outbreak," Gulnar Shaimergenova, director of the China Studies Center in Kazakhstan has said.

China will send investigation and research teams to some provincial-level regions in the country to check the progress of their work and production resumption as the coronavirus outbreak subsides.

China's civil aviation authority is stepping up measures to prevent novel coronavirus cases from being imported from other virus-hit nations via international flights, as the outbreak slows within the country but picks up speed across the world.

More than 3 million people in North China's Shanxi province spent their "Volunteers Day" by contributing to the battle against the novel coronavirus pneumonia. March 5 was designated by the Shanxi government as the local volunteers day, to mark local people's efforts to make society better.

Chinese steelmaker Jingye Group has completed the buyout of British Steel, helping secure 3,200 jobs and saving the British company from liquidation.

To match the rapid trend of resuming work in Shanghai, the United Office Platform of Global Chambers (GCP) issued a preferential policy to provide companies who join in the GCP before the end of March with two months of free co-working office space and amenities. Welcome to contact EAcham for more details.

Musical instrument production has been resumed to meet the demand of overseas orders in Hanzhong, Northwest China's Shaanxi province. These musical instruments include the guitar, bass and ukulele, which have been ordered by international customers.

The recent panicky sell-offs on Wall Street have roiled global financial markets, highlighting the risk that a new round of economic recession could be near, economists said on Thursday.

Source：Globaltimes, Xinhuanet, Chinadaily, Shine, Gdtoday，China Plus News

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