Chinas economy in 2024 was officially revised downward following a final verification by the countrys statistics bureau, ...

China’s long-projected momentum collided with hard limits at home and abroad. A deepening real-estate slump continued to ...

The broad-based weakening spans consumer spending, investment and real estate.

China's economy grew by just 2.5% to 3% in 2025, the Rhodium Group think tank estimates, roughly half the pace implied by official data, driven by a collapse in fixed-asset investment in the $19 ...

A self-sufficiency push has made China a tougher competitor to the U.S., but it comes with enormous waste.

Traveling across China this year, the Monitor’s Beijing Bureau Chief found optimism, nimbleness, and resilience – even in the ...

In a sea change, China’s investments in assets like new factories, public infrastructure and housing are expected to fall for ...

Profits at China's industrial firms in November fell at their fastest pace in over a year, as weak domestic demand offset ...

Arthur Kroeber, Michael Hirson, and Xiangwei Wang, join Lizzi C. Lee to examine the policy priorities outlined in China's ...

China’s export surge and record trade surplus mask a fragile domestic economy, as weak consumption, a property slump, and ...