China’s economy showed widespread softness in November, with key growth engines — industrial output, investment, and consumer spending — all missing forecasts in a Caixin survey of economists.

Copper prices have hit consecutive record highs since late November, driven by a convergence of supply shocks and a U.S.

China's policymakers put real estate at the center of the economic agenda for 2026 with a renewed commitment to reduce an ...

A senior Chinese policy adviser has warned the country must urgently reverse a record-breaking price slump that has persisted ...

A new player has emerged in the boardrooms of China’s major banks: the “Big Four” state-owned asset management companies ...

In the final weeks of 2025, a group of the world’s most powerful AI models — some from Silicon Valley giants, others born in ...

China will require export licenses for nearly all steel products starting Jan. 1, 2026, a significant move to rein in surging overseas shipments that have drawn global scrutiny and fueled trade ...

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According to its newly released "World and China Energy Outlook 2060," the CNPC Economics and Technology Research Institute ...

Bank lending in China weakened in November, falling below market expectations, as households pulled back on borrowing despite ...

China has granted its first round of general export licenses for rare earth products, signaling a step toward easing ...