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China's economy struck by sudden decline


New data shows that retail sales and industrial output slumped in August, adding to China's woes as it attempts to negotiate with the U.S. Read More

China's economy slumps in August, casts doubt on growth target


China's factory output and retail sales reported their weakest growth since last year in August, keeping pressure on Beijing to roll out more stimulus to fend off a sharp slowdown in the world's ... Read More

China’s Economy Stumbles: Growth Slows, Stimulus Calls Grow Louder


Industrial Output Hits the Brakes Chinas August 2025 industrial production grew by just 5.1% year-over-year, falling short of the 5.75% expectation and decelerating from Julys 5.7%. This marks the ... Read More

China's economic slowdown deepens in August with retail sales, industrial output missing expectations


A raft of key indicators missed expectations amid sluggish domestic demand and Beijing’s anti-involution campaign. Read More

China’s Broad Economic Slowdown Raises Stimulus Expectations


China’s economic activity slowed more than expected across the board in August, adding to the likelihood that policymakers will roll out more stimulus to hit the official growth goal. Read More

Even as China’s economy suffers, stocks soar. What’s going on?


For Chinese investors, the grass is almost always greener elsewhere. The country’s stockmarket chronically underperforms, meaning that local punters look to bourses in, say, America or Japan, and ... Read More


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