Beijing is quietly channeling support through local governments, state firms, and targeted subsidies—stabilizing growth ...

China announced initial public spending plans worth a total of US$51 billion to boost consumption and investment next year.

By Liz Lee BEIJING, Jan 9 (Reuters) - New bank loans in China probably rose in December from the month before, a Reuters poll ...

China pledged to broaden its fiscal spending base in 2026, signaling sustained government support to drive growth in a ...

China plans to spend nearly $9 billion on consumer goods trade-in subsidies next year, funding the move via sovereign bonds ...

Price wars, overcapacity and collapsing margins threaten to entrench deflation despite Beijing’s stimulus push ...

Mainland China stocks eye their strongest rally in years as AI optimism and Beijing’s policy support offset weak domestic ...

Underwhelming economic data out of China has renewed calls for stimulus, but policymakers have given little sign that they are gearing up for sweeping changes. At two major policy summits over the ...

BEIJING (Reuters) -China's economy likely grew at its weakest pace in a year in the third quarter, with the slowdown set to deepen and threaten the official growth target, a Reuters poll showed, ...

Addressing the country’s top political advisory body on New Year’s Eve, Xi said the economy has demonstrated resilience ...