#China economy
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China prohibits unauthorized issuance of yuan-backed stablecoins abroad, citing monetary sovereignty concerns as part of its digital yuan expansion strategy.
Most Chinese provinces lower 2026 growth targets, signaling shift from stimulus-driven to tech-focused development. What does this strategic pivot mean for global markets and trade?
Chinese luxury spending rose 1-3% in Q4 2024, driven by stock market gains. But wealthy consumers are shifting from products to experiences, signaling a fundamental change in luxury consumption patterns.
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Despite forecasts for yuan appreciation in 2026, Chinese authorities signal caution over rapid currency gains, revealing strategic economic priorities.
China's central bank begins offering interest on digital yuan to boost adoption for cross-border transactions, marking a significant escalation in the challenge to dollar dominance in global finance.
China's comprehensive measures to save its debt-laden property sector signal a critical shift with global implications for investors and economies.
China Vanke's massive loss projection exposes the depth of China's property crisis. What this means for global markets and investors.
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Chinese property stocks surge as authorities reportedly abandon debt restrictions. But is this genuine recovery or just kicking the can down the road?
China's outbound investment grew just 1.3% in 2025, but Belt and Road investments surged 19%. Analysis of Beijing's strategic pivot amid Western pushback reveals a calculated recalibration.
Trip.com co-founder James Liang's push for financial incentives to boost China's birth rate reveals deeper economic anxieties about the world's second-largest economy.
Ten Chinese polysilicon manufacturers form alliance to address overcapacity crisis. With China controlling 95% of global capacity, what does this consolidation mean for the solar industry?
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HSBC analysis reveals China's 2026 consumption growth depends on senior wellness spending and young consumers' pop culture purchases, but policy support remains crucial
