China will appropriately shorten the negative list for foreign investment, as part of efforts to promote high-level opening up, an official said Wednesday.

April19,2023

The Negative List on Cross-border Trade in Services for Hainan is China's first negative list on cross-border trade in services released on the state level.

September30,2021

China will consider formulating a negative list for cross-border services trade in the country's free trade zones (FTZs) to further promote the liberalization of trade in services, according to the Ministry of Commerce (MOC).

September29,2021

With high-level openness in areas including professional services, transport and finance, the list marked a great leap forward for China to further open its market after unveiling the negative lists for foreign investment, experts said.

July30,2021

China's Ministry of Commerce (MOC) has released a negative list for cross-border trade in services in the southern island province of Hainan, the first negative list for services trade in the country.

July27,2021

China will make explorations in introducing a negative list for the cross-border services trade in the pilot free trade zones (FTZs) and even nationwide in the next step, according to Chinese vice commerce minister Wang Shouwen, who is also the deputy China International Trade Representative, at a press conference on Monday.

July26,2021

Chinese authorities on Wednesday released the 2020 negative list for market access, which cut the number of items on the list to 123 from 131 in the previous year.

December16,2020

China has removed all items in the 2020 negative list for foreign investment on accessing to China's financial industry, reported Shanghai Securities News quoting Chen Yulu, deputy central bank governor, on Tuesday.

September08,2020

China will introduce a negative list for cross-border trade in services by the end of this year in order to promote the institutional opening-up in the services sector, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said Thursday.

September04,2020

China has outlined more moves for higher-level opening-up as the country seeks to strengthen global cooperation and competition to achieve stronger development.

September04,2020

China will continue to push forward high-level opening up and shorten the list that outlines sectors off-limits to foreign investors, a senior commerce official said.

January09,2020

China released on November 22 the 2019 version of negative list for market access, which marks the first annual revision since the system was implemented and presents broader market access with unified and optimized administration.

November28,2019

Scheduled for release at the end of next month, the Negative List for Market Access (2019 version) will further shorten the negative list to open up the service sector at a faster pace.

August29,2019

A total of 202 institutional innovations have been created, replicated and shared nationwide since China launched its first pilot Free Trade Zone (FTZ) six years ago, according to the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) Tuesday.

July24,2019

China's Ministry of Commerce is intensifying efforts to clean up the restrictive measures on foreign investments that are not specified on the revised negative lists, the ministry said Tuesday.

July03,2019

China on Sunday rolled out revised negative lists for foreign investment market access, introducing greater opening-up and allowing foreign investors to run majority-share-controlling or wholly-owned businesses in more sectors.

July01,2019

The Ministry of Commerce (MOC) of China will release a new negative list for foreign investment in 2019, Gao Feng, spokesperson of MOC said at a press conference held on Thursday.

March29,2019