China’s breakneck economic growth – which lifted incomes at home and reshaped markets abroad – once seemed as inevitable as a ...

China's economic growth remains fragile, hobbled by a prolonged property downturn and deep structural imbalances.

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 ...

Yet its economy is still weighed down by a property slump and big debts accrued by the local government since the early 2010s. The Chinese economy has slowed considerably in recent years, never fully ...

In recent years, despite the rise of protectionism and the emergence of anti-globalization forces, economic globalization ...

The remarks came after S&P Global Ratings affirmed unsolicited "A+" long-term and "A-1" short-term foreign and local currency ...

By Michel Rose and Ethan Wang BEIJING/PARIS, June 11 (Reuters) - China's vice premier urged economic cooperation and ...

China's retail sales fell for the first time in more than three years in May, while urban investment contracted more than ...

BEIJING—China said its economy started the year on a steady footing, giving leaders more breathing room to try to shift the country’s growth engine toward consumption just days after lowering its ...

Moody’s, one of the world’s Big 3 credit ratings agencies, this week confirmed China’s sovereign credit rating of A1, Upper-Medium Investment Grade, and revised its outlook from “Negative” to “Stable.

China is seldom black or white — indeed, it is anything but. The Chinese economy is neither on the verge of collapse nor so ascendant as to defy gravity. China’s system is dynamic and in constant ...