In 2018, leading players are likely to lead the rally in the market, said a research note from CITIC Securities. "As China's economic growth is starting to stabilize in a healthy and quality-oriented manner, leaders in various industries are presenting opportunities for value investment for both small, individual investors and global institutional investors. The A-share market is likely to experience a bullish 2018 driven by market leaders," the note said.
In April 2017, the Forestry Bureau of the Tibet autonomous region announced a strict prohibition on people crossing the Changtang reserve.
In 2018, police in the 109 cities seized 38.8 tonnes of narcotics, accounting for 50 percent of the total seizures across the country, solved 3,500 drug-related cases and detained about 45,000 suspects, said the commission.
In 2017, the country's digital economy amounted to 27.2 trillion yuan (.9 trillion), ranking No 2 globally and accounting for 32.9 percent of national GDP, according to a recent report released by the Cyberspace Administration of China.
In 2017, BOC launched yuan-baht and yuan-dong cross-currency trading services in Guangxi, which help companies and other agencies operating in China, Thailand and Vietnam.
In 2017, the yuan remained the world's sixth-largest currency in payments and seventh-largest in foreign exchange reserves, according to the survey.
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In 2016, Wu began her tourism business by opening a farmhouse to visitors and became one of the first merchants with the local government's advocates.
In 2017, China showed an "encouraging" annual economic report, with total GDP of more than 82 trillion yuan (.9 trillion), equal to the combined GDPs of the world's fifth to tenth largest economies, Wang said.
In 2018, Ireland exported 2.8 million euro (.1 million) of beef to China. Ireland's minister for agriculture, Michael Creed, said the government was hoping to double that figure this year.
In Australia, consumers are likely to spend more for this year's Christmas ham as local supply tightened because the farmers and traders are exporting pork to countries hit by the African swine fever. The price of live pigs has increased from around A.50 (.72) per kilogram last year to A.50 per kg in November this year, according to a report by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.