The mechanism helps improve clearing efficiency and ensure clearing security, but is not a liquidity tool, said the PBOC.
The ministry said it has sent a team of officials and experts to Hunan to guide the rescue mission.
The ministry pointed out that some people in the US adopted the so-called national security as a pretext to artificially block the US investors' access to the Chinese market or even politicize it. This is not in line with the market rules and will only cause companies to miss growth opportunities and harm investors' interests. Market forces cannot be suppressed by the actions of a few politicians.
The media executives were deeply impressed by the rural development and effective environmental preservation in Xinjiang.
The matchmaking service costs range from thousands to hundreds of thousands of yuan and promise to find clients a certain amount of ideal dates in a certain amount of time. If the clients don't like who they meet, recommended by the service, the service will keep looking until they are satisfied.
The meeting participants also decided to step up oversight during the pilot reform process, including more spot checks, self-inspection by associations and use of credit ratings to enhance compliance oversight. Sharing of basic information by government departments on residents, enterprises and social organizations will be boosted to avoid unnecessary submissions and screening redundancies.
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The measure supports small and micro enterprises, promoting their access to financial services, PBOC officials said.
The meeting was attended by Li Xi, secretary of the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China; He Lifeng, chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission; and Zhang Xiaoming, director of the State Council's Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office.
The metropolis of more than 12 million people, with an average age of around 33, is now home to more than 11,000 national high-tech enterprises, ranging from biotech to advanced electronics, according to Shenzhen's statistics bureau. Tech giants such as Tencent, Huawei and ZTE have made Shenzhen their headquarters and the city is forging new ground in education and artificial intelligence.
The ministry also showed that, in January 93 new projects registered on the national PPP database, including projects of municipal engineering, transportation and environment protection.