Chinese consumers are about to return from the holidays. That doesn't mean the economy will pick up. - Yahoo Finance

Chinese consumers are back from the festive Chinese New Year season next week. That doesn't mean the economy will pick up. Instead, spending is likely to slow, signaling more bad news for Beijing ... Read More

China’s Economy Picks Up Steam for Holiday - WSJ

SINGAPORE—China’s economy is showing signs of perking up after months of anemic growth, offering a glimmer of hope for the global economy as higher interest rates squeeze consumers and ... Read More

China Beige Book Sees Economy Perking Up. But Not Where It Counts Most. - MSN

Investors have been keeping a close eye on China’s economy as data has largely ... Martin says the property market doesn’t need to pick up but just ... China Beige Book Sees Economy Perking Up. Read More

China’s consumers are finally starting to spend again. But will it last? - MSN

China has launched a series of policies aimed at boosting domestic consumption in recent months as officials look to shore up the economy amid an intensifying trade war with the United States. Read More

China Economy: Why Government Hopes to Lift Consumer Spending - Bloomberg.com

China’s government is turning to the country’s citizens to help pull the world’s second-biggest economy out of a rut. If only it were so simple. Read More

China says economy to return to faster growth as Covid isolation ends

CHINA'S POPULATION SHRINKS FOR FIRST TIME IN DECADES. The latest official data shows China’s economy expanded 3% in 2022, one of its slowest rates in decades. Read More

Chinese consumers are spending less amid trade war : NPR

Chinese consumers have less and less confidence to splurge, which spells trouble for government efforts to jump-start consumer spending to offset deflation and mitigate the trade war with the U.S. Read More

Chinese consumers are about to return from the holidays. That doesn't mean the economy will pick up. - Business Insider

Chinese consumers are back from the festive Chinese New Year season next week. That doesn't mean the economy will pick up. Instead, spending is likely to slow, signaling more bad news for Beijing ... Read More