Real gross domestic product rose only 0.2 per cent on a seasonally adjusted quarter-to-quarter basis, down from 1.4 per cent in the last three months of 2012. Year on year, output in the first...
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Soaring household debt and rampant consumer spending have put Hong Kong's economy at risk of overheating, the city's central bank boss said yesterday.
China's economy is facing tough times. Gross domestic product grew by 7.7 per cent year-on-year in the first quarter of this year, worse than expected and lower than the 7.9 per cent growth...
Taiwan's economy expanded at a slower pace than economists estimated in the first quarter as a faltering global recovery hurt exports, increasing pressure on the central bank to extend an interest...
China's slower expansion in the first quarter was "normal" as the world's second-largest economy sacrifices growth to make structural reforms, People's Bank of China governor Zhou Xiaochuan said...
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Reporters Victoria Ruan and Celine Sun spoke to senior executives and observers from several countries on the sidelines of this month's Boao Forum. Many believe China will maintain its rapid...
In recent months, China's financial system, including its shadow banking market, has been making new loans at a blistering pace. In the first three months of this year, total social financing -...
China's years of spectacular growth have become so second-nature that when data fails to meet analysts' expectations, investors get worried.
Fears have been growing recently for China's competitiveness. On one hand, investors fret that the appreciation of the yuan is eroding the competitive edge of China's factories compared with their...
Most economists expect growth of 8.1 per cent this year, with the exception of Nomura, which has forecast 7.7 per cent. Bad debt and excess capacity have been brought on by years of overinvestment...
China's so-called "Dream Team" finally took office last week, with Li Keqiang taking the second job to President Xi Jinping as premier and economic supremo.
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