With its regional governments facing unprecedented debt woes, economists say Beijing has realised it needs to urgently throw cash at the problem

Reports that China's third biggest developer is considering a debt restructuring, coupled with a warning that it might report up to $7.6 billion in losses for the first half, spooked investors

Anxiety is rising that China is entering an era of much slower economic growth akin to the period of Japan's "lost decades", which saw consumer prices and wages stagnate for a generation

China inflows have plummeted to their lowest since records began 25 years ago, removing a core support for the country’s currency

A failure to deal with carbon emissions could force debt-servicing costs higher – and spark credit downgrades – for some of the world’s leading nations

A return to profit could ease pressure on SoftBank founder and CEO Masayoshi Son, who revealed in June plans to shift to "offence mode" amid excitement over advances in AI

Two sources said briefings were expected on Monday, with the announcement on Tuesday, while a former official said the US should be prepared for retaliation by Beijing

The bank’s deputy governor Shinichi Uchida said recent moves were focused on bond market stability and not a sign of a major policy shift

Once an illustrious Chinese technology giant, Ant is emerging from a near three-year-long regulatory crackdown that started with the shelving of its planned mega listing in 2020

Analysts say the price tag on VinFast's planned merger is not realistic given that the EV-maker continues to burn cash and is in very early stages of its US business

The deal is win for Xpeng, one of the smaller players in China's EV sector, that is less than a decade old

The China Securities Regulatory Commission reportedly met legal chiefs and told them to avoid downbeat descriptions of the country’s business environment