While the ‘export engine is running very hot’, jobs are lagging, squeezing spending in China.
China's Q2 2026 GDP growth of 4.3% missed Beijing's own target, and WSJ's Sternberg says the real number is likely lower.
Some economists assumed that the buying power of China’s expanding middle class would ultimately fuel global growth. China has instead become a destabilizing force in the global economy. Chinese ...
Economic growth of 4.3 percent in the second quarter, versus the same period last year, reflected a broad slump outside of ...
China's Q2 2026 GDP growth missed expectations, putting its 5% annual target at risk and raising questions about whether ...
China wants to welcome foreign investment, but its red lines are shifting. That’s not an attractive proposition for many companies. First, the regulatory intervention in Manus’ case was unconventional ...
China's April industrial output growth slowest since July 2023 Consumer demand stays weak, as retail sales rise just 0.2% Beijing unlikely to add immediate stimulus, economist says Trump visit to ...
Consumer spending in China declined last month for the first time in more than three years and investment contracted further, highlighting how the world’s second-largest economy has become ...
New Zealand’s Trade Agreement With India Reflects a Foreign Policy Shift For all the emphasis on developing advanced technologies, China’s present growth model still depends far more on low-cost ...
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