As the government ramps up infrastructure investment to aid the country’s ailing economy, green power, new tech and water conservancy projects stand to benefit

Tough coronavirus restrictions are expected to be the culprit behind muted growth, a Caixin survey finds

As policymakers dust off the old stimulus playbook to boost growth, some observers wonder if the spending drive will have the desired effect

Beijing is again turning to state-owned policy banks to help rescue an economy in danger of falling short of government growth targets for this year

Economists disagree on cost of mandatory free testing as Nomura predicts 1.8% of GDP and a drag on growth while Goldman puts it at 0.2% and calls it stimulative

The Tokyo-based bank recently hired a 25-year veteran of China Merchants Bank International and a former Citigroup banker

Investment bank cuts its full-year growth forecast from 4.3% to 3.9% due to rapidly worsening high-frequency data for April and logistics problems

A record amount of offshore bonds are coming due, while policy easing is yet to have an impact and sales are still low

Economic expansion slowed over the course of last year amid power shortages and turmoil in the real estate sector — and analysts predict it’ll keep slowing this year

Semiconductor-equipment makers from Japan and China were among the biggest winners, doubling their valuations

Any easing steps would likely be targeted toward small businesses and green finance, economists say

With GDP growth expected to slide further in the fourth quarter amid ongoing power shortages, a property slump and export headwinds, the government may need to take action

A coal shortage and a resurgent economy are forcing electricity rationing to industry and households alike

The U.S. lifts travel restrictions for students from China. Huawei sees its revenue drop in the first quarter

Regional divide has grown over the past decade, with North’s share of the economy shrinking to 35.2% last year from 42.9% in 2012

Economic activity showed considerable year-on-year growth for the first two months of 2021

CPI rose 0.2% in December due to rising seasonal demand and higher costs from cold weather

CPI fell 0.5% in November on a drop in food prices, particularly for pork

South Korean chipmaker insists NAND unit purchase, which includes China factory, will not break the bank

Indicators for investment, consumption and industrial output all improved in May, but unemployment in big cities hit a record high