#China economy

China's GDP growth is projected to slow to 4.5% by 2026, a Nikkei survey shows. A persistent property market slump is fueling weak domestic demand, weighing on the economy.

China has announced a $138 billion (1 trillion yuan) fund to buy unsold homes and stabilize its property market. However, Wall Street analysts from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are skeptical, calling it a 'drop in the bucket' compared to the scale of the crisis.

China's central bank will hide bad debt records for small, pandemic-era loans if repaid. This analysis explores the policy's impact on consumer spending, economic recovery, and credit risk for investors.

The People's Bank of China (PBOC) cut its 5-year loan prime rate, a key mortgage benchmark, by a record 25 basis points to 3.95%. The move aims to revive the struggling property market, but markets remain skeptical.

Hainan's new tariff-free zone is more than a trade hub. It's Beijing's strategic move to build a sanction-proof economic buffer. What does it mean for global supply chains?

China's tariff waivers aren't a sign of peace, but a strategic move to manage domestic economic pressure. An essential analysis for global investors.

China's new $40B 'New Productive Forces' fund isn't just cash. It's a strategic shift to a state-guided venture model aimed at dominating future tech.