China’s economy is stuck in a rut. Beijing’s steady incremental stimulus fuels growth spurts that have proven to not be ...

China’s economy showed signs of weakening in July, with Beijing openly acknowledging that U.S. tariffs are taking a toll, ...

President Donald Trump’s second-term push to control American business through state-directed policies has drawn sharp ...

The Chinese economy lost some momentum in July, backing the case for policymakers to snap out of wait-and-see mode and ...

Policymakers are under pressure to roll out more stimulus to revive domestic demand and ward off external shocks to the $19 ...

China has reported its economy showed signs of slowing in July as factory output and retail sales slowed while housing prices ...

Officials blamed U.S. “protectionism” for the dismal July data, but growth was likely held back by real estate and new ...

High debt levels can constrain governments, limiting room for bolder fiscal action—especially in downturns tied to ...

As China loses momentum, so might progress toward Donald Trump’s most consistent economic goal of the last decade: altering Washington-Beijing trade dynamics in fundamental ways.

A prominent member of China’s top political advisory body wants less regulation and more respect for consumer choice.

Production at Chinese factories and mines rose at the slowest rate since November. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...

Households and companies are paying down their debt as they take a more dim view of their prospects. Read more at ...