China stocks surged again on Monday after posting their best weekly performance in nearly 16 years last week as Beijing rolled out further stimulus measures to arrest a slowdown in the broad economy.

For much of the past year since China reopened to the world following the Covid-19 pandemic, a pall has hung over large ...

The teetering property sector has long accounted for around a quarter of gross domestic product and experienced dazzling ...

For the month, the CSI300 index was eyeing a gain of more than 18%, its best performance since December 2014. The Shanghai ...

China’s stock markets are staging a strong turnaround as investors anticipate a major policy shift in the world’s ...

China’s 10-year sovereign bonds fell, extending their biggest weekly drop in a decade, as investors pivoted toward risk ...

Australia has welcomed a major Chinese stimulus as its stalling economy has flow-on effects but the treasurer has warned ...

China's factory activity shrank for a fifth straight month and the services sector slowed sharply in September, suggesting Beijing will need even more stimulus to hit its 2024 growth target with only ...

Surveys of Chinese factory managers show the economy weakening in recent weeks, as the government ratchets up stimulus ...

"Given widespread debt deflation pressures...and depressed sentiment among households, private businesses, and local government officials, the odds are that it will take more than what has been ...

Chinese property stocks powered higher in mainland and Hong Kong stock markets, thanks to a barrage of measures from Beijing ...

China’s factory activity contracted for a fifth straight month in September, a further sign of economic weakness that ...