China to issue more debt, boost consumption in 2025
The need to "vigorously boost consumption” is listed at the top of policymakers’ tasks. Read more at straitstimes.com.
A top Chinese economist just said what many people suspected: China's official GDP numbers may not be accurate
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China's bond market sees more economic pain ahead
Investors in Chinese bonds head for 2025 betting there will be no miraculous recovery in the economy, putting them at odds ...
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Amid escalating trade tensions with the United States under the leadership of President-elect Donald Trump, China unveiled ...
China Vanke Sales Slump Worsens After Debt Cracks Show Up
China Vanke Co.’s sales slump worsened in November, adding to concern over its worsening finances during a prolonged property ...
China bank lending rises far less expected in November
New bank lending in China rose by far less than expected in November, highlighting weak credit demand in the world's ...
Paid by China is replacing ‘made in China’
China, led by Chairman Xi Jinping, has adversarial ambitions against America. He is pursuing a grand strategy of global ...
Countering China: Foreign aid in America’s national interest
Like Japan, the United Kingdom and France, the United States must have a more direct alignment between its foreign aid and ...
Trump’s invitation to Xi for inauguration could mean a ‘grace period’ before China faces tariffs
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