Chinese economy

A key economic conference highlights Beijing’s concerns about the buildup of debt at the local government level.

Xi Jinping could have delivered more. What happened?

In a big month for numbers on the Chinese economy, the picture is already looking decidedly mixed.

Mainland China’s first FTZ opens, in what could be a milestone in its economic development.

A number of signs suggest that it might be. It will be a fine line to walk, if so.

China’s growing success in internationalizing the RMB has both political and economic implications.

Using airports to create inland SEZs: a savvy growth strategy or misdirected investment?

China’s growth may be slowing, but that doesn’t mean its economic presence in Asia will diminish.

Plus, Bo Xilai’s son breaks his silence ahead of his father’s trial. Tuesday China links.

The next president will likely preside over China becoming the world’s largest economy. Here’s what to do.

The notion of a bottom line for growth and stability is a myth. The truth is more complex.

Rising credit levels are only a symptom. The underlying problem lies elsewhere.