In the past couple of years, the world has fully awoken to the incredible economic and technological growth exhibited by China. But what lessons are there for America? Are there even lessons for ...

While the economy remained stable in the first half of 2025, internal pressures like stagnant consumption, falling property prices, and a low consumption-to-GDP ratio persist. China’s economic ...

China Q3 GDP growth hits early 2023 lows, property remains big drag Sept retail sales, factory output beat f'casts; home prices tumble Beijing ramps up stimulus to meet 2024 target, says goal ...

When China’s leaders set an economic-growth target of “around” 5% for this year, the goal was widely agreed to be ambitious. Now the country looks increasingly likely to meet it. Several ...

China on Saturday targeted slower economic growth of around 5.5% this year as headwinds including an uncertain global recovery and a downturn in the country's vast property sector cast a pall on ...

First-quarter GDP grows 5.3%, beating forecast March retail sales, industrial output miss estimates Home sales extend decline amid poor sentiment China stocks, yuan drop with Asian peers Thanks ...

The recent slowdown in China’s growth has caused concern about its long-term growth prospects. Evidence suggests that, before 2008, China’s growth miracle was driven primarily by productivity ...

China’s gross domestic product (GDP) for 2021 was over half a trillion yuan more than initially calculated, official data revealed Tuesday. The update comes at a time the world’s second ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. China’s GDP growth rate in 2023 will likely beat the overall international average, PwC China senior economist G. Bin Zhao ...

China’s economic growth slowed sharply to just 0.4% in the second quarter from a year ago, as Covid-related restrictions dealt a heavy blow to sectors ranging from consumption to real estate.

China’s economy expanded by 6% in the third quarter from a year earlier, down from the period before, which hit the bottom end of Beijing’s target range for growth this year.

China’s GDP is growing at the slowest pace in a year as a massive energy crunch, shipping disruptions and a deepening property crisis take their toll on the world’s second largest economy.