BEIJING: China has pulled back on fiscal spending in March as the economy rebounded at the start of the year despite disruptions caused by the war in Iran.

The sectors that could be winners may be those that are closest to the safety net, like healthcare, insurance and eldercare.

BEIJIN--China is expected to announce much-anticipated steps to boost its flagging economy Friday at the end of this week's ...

China’s industrial profits rose 15.8 percent in March, reflecting improving manufacturing strength and policy-driven economic ...

China’s fiscal spending grew 2.6% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, reaching 7.47 trillion yuan, as Beijing steps up economic support amid global risks from the Middle East conflict. The ...

China accelerated fiscal spending in early 2026, expanded panda diplomacy with a new loan to Zoo Atlanta, and showcased over 100 new vehicle debuts at the Beijing Auto Show, signaling a multi-pronged ...

Escalating geopolitical tensions, shifting tariff rules and renewed inflation pressures are complicating the outlook for the ...

A year after President Donald Trump rolled out sweeping tariffs, Savannah residents and business owners say the economic ...

King Charles will of course develop his own relationship with the President in private as Head of State. He will doubtless in ...

Last week, I was on a call with one of my favourite CMOs in the Australian market. We were doing one of our favourite things; ...

The OECD’s message is clear: unless Korea moves beyond the illusion created by the semiconductor sector and undertakes ...

Four years down the road, many of these assessments would still be part of any SWOT analysis for India. However, the fact ...