China’s blue-chip CSI300 Index has dropped to nine-month lows, and is down 11% from an April peak

The US commerce secretary said she would tell Chinese officials, "when it comes to national security we don't negotiate. We don't give concessions. We don't compromise"

The country's central bank also said it would stick to the principle that houses are for living in and not vehicles for speculation

The more than 300-page document mentioned "PRC" 130 times and "China" 222 times, as it outlined risks and uncertainties emanating from the ongoing chip war between Beijing and the West

Earlier this month, China called on all its citizens to be spies for the country, alarming the United States

Country Garden, facing $192 billion worth of debt, is saddled with nearly 1 million unfinished homes in 3,121 projects spread across all of China's provinces

This is the latest move by Chinese authorities to restrict access to key data and information, a trend that is unnerving overseas 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

Italy signed up to the BRI four years ago under a previous government, becoming the only major Western country to have taken such a step

Frugality is becoming endemic in China as financial insecurity forces the country's white collar workforce to spend less and save more

Goldman Sachs analysts project a 15% 12-month return for the CSI300, which is now down 0.5% for the year, in stark contrast to the 16% rise in world stocks.

The 64-page document, published on Thursday, was unflinching in its appraisal of Beijing's increasing assertiveness and "unfair practices”