China Banks Pull Out Of Meetings in Japan -- Wall Street Journal
TOKYO—Japan's territorial dispute with China appears to be spilling onto the stage of global finance meetings.
Several big Chinese banks say they've canceled participation in the high-profile annual meeting of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund to be held in Tokyo next week as well as in the constellation of events taking place alongside. Some of the banks say they've also pulled out of another big financial-industry conference scheduled to take place in the western Japanese city of Osaka at the end of the month.
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More News On The Growing Dispute Between China And Japan
China banks pull out of IMF Tokyo meet amid island row: WSJ -- Reuters
China banks snubbing IMF, World Bank events -- Japan Times/AFP
Japan hopes China friction won't hurt finance ties -- Bloomberg Businessweek/AP
Protests slow but won't halt Japan investments in China -- Business Times
China-Japan spat threatens to disrupt billions in trade -- Globe and Mail
World economy can't afford China-Japan dispute, says Lagarde -- South China Morning Post
My Comment: China has already hinted (a few weeks ago) that they if their territorial dispute with Japan continues .... be prepared for a "bond attack".
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