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China’s Cabinet Pledges to Boost Spending, Attract Foreign Investment


The State Council said it will work to increase residents’ incomes, promote sustainable income growth and expand property-related income channels, all of which are aimed at stimulating domestic ... Read More

China Has Record Foreign Investment Outflow as $168 Billion Exit


China saw record outflows of foreign direct investment last year, an exodus that threatens to persist after the resumption of a trade war with the US. Read More

China's economy is waiting for more stimulus. Here's how the country plans to boost growth


China's slowing economy is still waiting for the promised ... "Consumer spending remains weak, foreign investment is declining, and some industries face growth pressure," Yin Yong, Beijing city ... Read More

China is untangling its economy from the West. It could be preparing for long-term tensions — and an invasion of Taiwan.


Experts told Business Insider that from an economic perspective, these efforts could both provide a short-term boost to China's slumping economy and help it prepare for long-term geopolitical ... Read More

China released a blitz of stimulus measures to boost its economy. Now begins the balancing game.


Top commission officials are expected to announce policies to boost economic ... capacity and turn vacant units into subsidized housing. "For a top-down system like China, the change in the ... Read More

China’s Latest Bid to Boost Stocks Barely Moves the Needle


HONG KONG—Chinese authorities told state-owned insurance companies and mutual funds to invest more in stocks, but the lackluster market reaction suggested investors were no longer responding ... Read More


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