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Home>>Business 16:43 Jul 04 2009 China strongly opposes U.S. imposing more duties on Chinese vehicletires China's commerce ministry said here Friday that Chinese government strongly opposes the United States' proposed duties on Chinese tires, as such a move could be a sign of trade protectionism. China to adjust tariff policy to curb rare metal export China will revise its tariff policy to curb the export of rare metal products, according to a circular issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology on Friday. World Bank chief voices opposition against protectionism Countries should not resort to protectionist measures to tackle unemployment amid the economic downturn, World Bank President Robert Zoellick said Friday. China World 　Macro-Economy   　Americas   • China tightens regulations on state-owned shareholders • Employment situation of migrant workers stabilizes • Experts: Downtrend of China's economy initially curbed • Exclusive: Experts analyze main problems in China's economy • World Bank chief voices opposition against protectionism • U.S. economy starts to move in positive direction, experts say • Investors turn to cherry picking after rally • U.S. unemployment rate at 26-year high 　Trade   　Europe   • Russia's State Duma approves Russia-China oil co-op agreement • Speculators causing oil price fluctuations: China's NEA chief • China to adjust tariff policy to curb rare metal export • China strongly opposes U.S. imposing more duties on Chinese vehicletires • British gov't proposes new deal to protect consumers • Steel sector sees no early respite from dismal days • Finland's household-dwelling units' debts grow in 2008 • Renault to test electric cars with EDF 　Industries   　Africa   • China has more than 176.5 mln motor vehicles as of June • Who will blink first in iron ore price talks deadlock? • Biggest maintenance center for mining equipment begins operation • Coal shipping capacity in northeast rises • Assistant FM voices China's further commitment to agricultural co-op with African nations • Global financial crisis dims Africa's economic outlook • Zimbabwe treasures China's help in difficult times • Global financial crisis dims Africa's economic outlook 　Finance   　Asia/Oceania   • BOC Hong Kong appoints new vice chairman • China's Central Bank Governor gives six scenarios to redress global imbalances • RMB takes first step towards internationalization • Hong Kong stocks close 0.14% slightly higher • UNCTAD chief calls for Asian monetary fund • Japan, South Korea split 100m golds at AYG • Pakistan's KSE ends week below 7,500 levels • Tokyo stocks fall on bleak U.S., European jobs data

Features   Business column   Jump-starting rural development   Survey Do you think China can achieve 8 pct growth in 2009? Yes No Not sure   Analysis of China's economic data in May   ups and downs of China's oil prices   China's economic figures for first two months 　Most popular • China kicks off Global Think Tank Summit, focusing on crisis remedy and future development • China's Compass to rival GPS • Officials: Escaped pet python strangled Fla. child • G8 Summit talks likely to turn to dollar • First report on Air France crash released 　Most Commented • British boy becomes father at 13 • 2009 Spring Festival • India's unwise military moves • Tamil protesters block major freeway in downtown Toronto • Don't hate the rich, be one of them

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