Data released by the National Health Commission on Sunday showed 14,878 new Covid infections for November 12, up from 11,950 on Friday

US-China rivalry is expected to feature in talks at the ASEAN summit in Phnom Penh, but the UN is also pushing hard for leaders to help end the war in Myanmar

Construction at the site has been halted since September 2021, with Evergrande facing more than $300 billion in liabilities

The Asian financial hub’s economy contracted for the third straight quarter with leaders worried about the ‘markedly deteriorating external environment'

The chip firm reported flat revenue growth in the third quarter as it faces challenges from US export restrictions on China, SCMP said

Analysts say Covid is the biggest pebble in China’s shoe, dragging on demand and investment in the world’s No2 economy

The Institute of International Finance said Chinese bond markets have suffered total outflows of $105 billion over nine months, while Chinese stock portfolios lost $7.6bn in October, the most since March.

Moves by the Politburo caused Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index to soar by over 7% on Friday, while Shanghai's benchmark CSI 300 jumped by 3% and the yuan hit a one-month high

US Customs has seized 1,053 shipments of solar panels between June, when the Uyghur Forced Labor Protection Act took effect, and October, forcing three top suppliers to stop shipments

Chinese banks extended 615.2 billion yuan ($84.86 billion) in new yuan loans in October – about a quarter of September’s 2.47 trillion yuan

Pressure is mounting on Beijing to curb over-zealous provincial authorities who fear being blamed for failing to contain the virus

A hamstrung property sector and slowing domestic consumption are also poised to impact the world's second-biggest economy