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FinnChamChina is under construction |
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Written by Oskar Helling
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Saturday, 14 November 2009 19:28 |
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The Finnish Chamber of Commerce in China is being formed. The application documents were submitted in June 2009 and we expect to be awarded Chamber of Commerce - status early 2010. Thus, we are now preparing also our web presence. This site is very much under construction, and will be so until end of December.
Feel free to browse around, but please excuse the mess - this site is NOT yet open for business.
If you have comments, feel free to submit them to
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Last Updated on Monday, 16 November 2009 09:25 |
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Written by Oskar Helling
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Tuesday, 05 January 2010 13:23 |
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Imbalances - in China and the global economy
Speaker Dr. Knut Anton Mork, Chief Economist, Handelsbanken Norway. See bio below.
Date: Wednesday, January 20th
Schedule:
8:00 am – registration and breakfast
8:30 am – seminar
9:10 am – Q&A
Venue: Radisson Hotel New World 88 Nan Jing Road (W)
上海新世界丽笙大酒店 中国上海市南京西路88
Price: 140 RMB/person (Continental breakfast)
Registration: register at
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by end of business on Friday, January 15th.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 05 January 2010 13:48 |
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“Team Finland” wins 3rd leg of the Clipper race |
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Written by Oskar Helling
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Wednesday, 16 December 2009 15:04 |
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In the morning of December 16th the Finnish yacht “Team Finland” entered the harbor of Gerladton-Greenough in Western Australia. The ship, lead by Eero Lehtinen narrowly beat its closest rival “Spirit of Australia” by only half an hour. This third leg had started from Cape Town, South Africa in late November.
This victory puts “Team Finland” in a good position as it already before this leg lead narrowly over its Australian rival. The next leg of the race will bring the fleet to Qing Dao, China around the 20th of February. Altogether the around the world race which started in Humber, UK, will have 7 legs. The race is expected to end when the fleet arrives back to its starting point in July 2010.
Source and more information: www.clipperroundtheworld.com
In the morning of December 16th the Finnish yacht “Team Finland” entered the harbor of Gerladton-Greenough in Western Australia. The ship, lead by Eero Lehtinen narrowly beat its closest rival “Spirit of Australia” by only half an hour.
This third leg had started from Cape Town, South Africa in late November. This victory puts “Team Finland” in a good position as it already before this leg lead narrowly over its Australian rival. The next leg of the race will bring the fleet to Qing Dao, China around the 20th of February.
Altogether the around the world race which started in Humber, UK, will have 7 legs. The race is expected to end when the fleet arrives back to its starting point in July 2010.
Source and more information: www.clipperroundtheworld.com
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Written by Oskar Helling
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Thursday, 31 December 2009 09:55 |
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New Year: 1-3 Jan.
Chinese New Year: 13-19 Feb (Saturday, 20 Feb & Sunday, 21 Feb will be working days)
Tomb-sweeping Day: 3-5 Apr
Labor Day: 1-3 May
Dragon boat festival: 14-16 Jun (Saturday, 12 Jun & Sunday, 13 Jun will be working days)
Mid-autumn festival: 22-24 Sep (Sunday, 19 Sep & 25 Saturday, Sep will be working days)
National Day: 1-7 Oct (Sunday, 26 Sep & Sunday, 9 Oct will be working days)
- New Year: 1-3 Jan.
- Chinese New Year: 13-19 Feb (Saturday, 20 Feb & Sunday, 21 Feb will be working days)
- Tomb-sweeping Day: 3-5 Apr
- Labor Day: 1-3 May
- Dragon boat festival: 14-16 Jun (Saturday, 12 Jun & Sunday, 13 Jun will be working days)
- Mid-autumn festival: 22-24 Sep (Sunday, 19 Sep & 25 Saturday, Sep will be working days)
- National Day: 1-7 Oct (Sunday, 26 Sep & Sunday, 9 Oct will be working days)
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China battles hot capital - again |
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Written by Oskar Helling
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Thursday, 26 November 2009 23:44 |
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COMMENTARY: After three years of slow appreciation the Chinese Central bank stabilized the USD/CNY ratio at 6.83 in August 2008. Now the debate is about when the current "peg" will break.
The other day Shanghai Daily reported that the central bank had imposed new rules limiting the splitting of individual foreign exchange transactions. These tricks were used to circumvent the USD50k annual limit on individual influx of foreign currency to China. This measure is yet another signal of the Central Bank's battle against hot capital and the increasing debate on when and how the current peg of CNY to USD will be broken.
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Last Updated on Monday, 30 November 2009 22:05 |
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