China economic growth

Chinese officials attempted to convince the world’s financiers that the country’s economy remains strong – and those saying otherwise “don’t really understand China.”

The ADB cut its estimate for growth in Asia’s developing economies to 4.3 percent, down from an earlier forecast of 5.2 percent. But the slowdown is not evenly distributed.

China’s days of encouraging economic growth at any cost are over.

China’s 5.5 percent growth target struck some observers as overly ambitious.

In a year marked by economic risks, China’s Government Work Report promotes high economic growth targets and key policy tools in order to meet them.

Parsing the biggest economic challenges for China, Japan, and India.

The real estate downturn and inflation will cause headaches in the new year, while the emphasis on common prosperity continues.

Xi Jinping has been clear that China’s old economic model is a thing of the past. The new one, however, is only starting to take shape.

Yes, the CCP has many shortcomings. But it has also contributed significantly to the country’s economic miracle.

The Chinese Communist Party has never been adept at creating the conditions for economic development, except when it steps away.

This year's big tasks are finalizing the 14th Five-Year Plan and remaking Hong Kong's electoral system.