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ABN AMRO Launches Locally Incorporated Bank

ABN AMRO Bank of the Netherlands announced the establishment of ABN AMRO (China) Co. Ltd., a locally incorporated branch, in Shanghai on Tuesday.

-	Finance Facts and Figures
-	Special Bonds to Be Sold Gradually
-	Campaign Under Way for Investor Education
-	First QDII Product to Invest in Overseas Stock
-	Market Still Waits for ABC Restructuring Plan
-	Regulators Lauded for Promoting Financial Stability
-	HSI to Launch Hang Seng China AH Index Series
-	Driving Insurance Linked to Crash Records
-	Banks Urged to Sharpen Competitiveness
-	Inflation Worries Central Bank
-	US$5b African Fund Launched

China Economics Monthly

China Trade Fairs 2007

Boao Forum for Asia 2007

World Bank Quarterly Update

Xingjiang's Land Ports & Border Trade

Foreign Market Access Report 2006

New Rules on Foreign-funded Banks

Cross Stock Holdings of Listed Companies Under Spotlight

Over 1,000 cases of cross stock-holding among listed companies will be put under the spotlight following the bourses' new circulars on the disclosure of listed companies' interim reports, Shanghai Securities News reported.

No Bulk Reduction of US Dollar Reserve

China sees no need to greatly reduce the ratio of US dollars in its foreign exchange holdings although it seeks to diversify its forex reserves in a gradual process, reported China Securities Journal yesterday.

-	Moderate Tightening Monetary Policies to Continue
-	The Long Road to Index Futures Trading
-	Equity Funds Post First Decline in June
-	Individual Gold Trade This Month
-	Shenhua Plans to Sell 1.8 Billion A Shares
-	BoCom to Enter Leasing Business
-	Inflows of Hot Money to Be Curbed
-	First RMB Bonds Issued in Hong Kong
-	China Enterprises Index Down 1.62%
-	Pension Company in Aviva's Sights

-	Audit Won't Affect Results: Bank of China
-	New License for Old Trusts Soon
-	Return of 'Red Chips' Likely in August
-	Major Stock Index Down 3.68%
-	China to Issue 35 Bln Yuan of Ten-year T-bonds
-	Stocks Plunge to Lowest in 3 Weeks
-	Ping An Insurance Consolidates Banking Operations
-	Locals Open to Overseas Banks
-	Public Banks a 'Remarkable Feat': Study
-	Bank of Beijing Eyes Double IPO

-	Agriculture Bank Names New President
-	Citibank to Sell MetLife Investment Linked Insurance
-	New Insurance Plan Comes Under Criticism
-	Watchdog to Step up Crackdown on Stock Irregularities
-	A Duo of Measures Considered to Stop Deposit Outflow
-	QDII Expanded to Include Securities, Fund Companies
-	CCB Sees Sharp Rise in Fund Dealing Commissions
-	Korean Exchange a Pull for Chinese Stocks
-	US Denies Sell-off of Treasuries
-	Fortis, Sinosure to Boost Cooperation

-	Banks Curbing Excessive Growth in Credit Supply
-	Overseas Investment on the Cards for Insurers
-	Three Held for Insider Trading
-	Chinese Shares Rise for 7th Straight Day
-	Guangfa Denies Staff Detained over Probe
-	Investors Rush to New Funds
-	China Development Bank 1st to Issue RMB Bonds in HK
-	New Guidelines for Banks to Report Suspicious Transactions
-	Pension Fund Nod Likely for Banks
-	China's Financial Services 'Considerably' Opened Up: EU

-	Chinese Shares Inch Up Again
-	Foreign Banks Upbeat on China Business
-	Liberalizing Rural Interest Rates Mulled
-	Finance Ministry Issues New Batch of T-bonds
-	Call to Up Non-interest Income
-	Rate Hike Depends on May CPI Figures
-	Yuan Hits Record High Against US Dollar
-	Number of Newly-opened Stock Accounts Dips
-	Mutual Funds Approved to Stabilize Market
-	Private Banking Set to Take off in China

July 4, 2007

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Bank of China Quotations

The Third China-ASEAN Business & Investment Summit was held yesterday in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, aiming to promote all-round economic cooperation between China and ASEAN countries and accelerate the development of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area.

Following is the full text of Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's speech delivered Tuesday at the opening ceremony of the Third China-ASEAN Business and Investment Summit:

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