China’s leaders have spent the past week unveiling their plan to steer the world’s second-largest economy through looming ...

China has been shifting new borrowing to the central government in recent years due to mounting debt risks at the local level ...

As Chinese leaders meet in Beijing, they are striking a confident posture despite serious challenges to the economy and ...

China has again set a 5-percent GDP growth target for 2025, but the economy continues to struggle under a prolonged property market slump. Real estate accounts for up to 70 percent of household ...

Premier Li outlined his draft for boosting China's economy shortly before US president Donald Trump delivered his address to Congress, where he made his tariff policy the centre point of his talk.

China's commerce minister says Beijing will not yield to bullying and its economy can weather tariffs and other challenges, though there are “no winners in a trade war." China will not yield to ...

In 2025, China's GDP is on track to grow at a rate of at least 5 percent, sustaining its position as a key driver of global growth by contributing over 30 percent to global expansion. That is good ...

In addition, China set a GDP growth target of around 5% for 2025 during this week’s parliamentary meeting, while raising its budget deficit target to 4% of GDP from 3% in 2024. The Shanghai ...

By Alexandra Stevenson and Keith Bradsher Reporting from Beijing For months, China has promised to help its people spend more to turn the economy around, while taking few concrete measures.