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The manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI), a gauge of sentiment among factory operators, fell to 49.4 in May.
The manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI), a gauge of sentiment among factory operators, fell to 49.4 in May.
The EU is China’s largest trading partner and has “between 50 and 60 per cent” chance of entering recession later this year or early next.
The EU is China’s largest trading partner and has “between 50 and 60 per cent” chance of entering recession later this year or early next.
Industrial production growth slowed to 5.3 per cent in January and February compared to the same period last year, down from 5.7 per cent growth in December.
Industrial production growth slowed to 5.3 per cent in January and February compared to the same period last year, down from 5.7 per cent growth in December.
Future of the economy to be prime topic at meetings of the National People’s Congress and Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference over the next two weeks.
Future of the economy to be prime topic at meetings of the National People’s Congress and Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference over the next two weeks.
Beijing’s tighter grip on outbound investment and Washington’s stepped-up scrutiny of Chinese purchases also take their toll, research group says.
Beijing’s tighter grip on outbound investment and Washington’s stepped-up scrutiny of Chinese purchases also take their toll, research group says.
Factory price index falls for sixth month in a row, to lowest level in 2½ years and well below expected level.
Factory price index falls for sixth month in a row, to lowest level in 2½ years and well below expected level.
Purchasing managers’ index falls to 49.4 in December, dropping below 50 for the first time since hitting 49.9 in July 2016.
Purchasing managers’ index falls to 49.4 in December, dropping below 50 for the first time since hitting 49.9 in July 2016.
Retail sales and industrial production growth slow sharply in November.
Retail sales and industrial production growth slow sharply in November.
- Current Hong Kong policies to moderate housing prices, including the stamp duty, should remain in place for now
- Current Hong Kong policies to moderate housing prices, including the stamp duty, should remain in place for now
- The Chinese manufacturing sector activity improved marginally in November as strong domestic demand offset a drop in export orders, according to the Caixin purchasing managers index released Monday
- But manufacturing sector growth remained weak in November
- The Chinese manufacturing sector activity improved marginally in November as strong domestic demand offset a drop in export orders, according to the Caixin purchasing managers index released Monday
- But manufacturing sector growth remained weak in November
Donald Trump to hold off on raising the tariff rate on US$200 billion of Chinese imports for 90 days to allow for talks to address US concerns on Chinese trade practises.
Donald Trump to hold off on raising the tariff rate on US$200 billion of Chinese imports for 90 days to allow for talks to address US concerns on Chinese trade practises.
‘Economic winter has come’, says one analyst after November’s figures show further signs of cooling activity.
‘Economic winter has come’, says one analyst after November’s figures show further signs of cooling activity.
Service sector growth slowed sharply in October, confirming the US trade war is hitting the Chinese economy hard, and sooner than most expected
Service sector growth slowed sharply in October, confirming the US trade war is hitting the Chinese economy hard, and sooner than most expected
Caixin PMI, which tracks smaller private firms, shows manufacturing growth was little changed at a very weak level in October.
Caixin PMI, which tracks smaller private firms, shows manufacturing growth was little changed at a very weak level in October.
Dr.William Overholt, Senior Research Fellow of Harvard University discusses the effect of the US/China trade war and predicts a global recession within two to three years.
Dr.William Overholt, Senior Research Fellow of Harvard University discusses the effect of the US/China trade war and predicts a global recession within two to three years.
Dr. William Overholt, Senior Research Fellow of Harvard University says that China's brilliant economic plan is being blocked by government fear of risk, and fear of losing political control.
Dr. William Overholt, Senior Research Fellow of Harvard University says that China's brilliant economic plan is being blocked by government fear of risk, and fear of losing political control.
China’s political leaders are not making the tough decisions needed to implement its ‘brilliant’ economic plan and move to the next stage of economic development, US researcher Overholt says.
China’s political leaders are not making the tough decisions needed to implement its ‘brilliant’ economic plan and move to the next stage of economic development, US researcher Overholt says.
Changyong Rhee identifies three risks to region’s growth pace: continued escalation of trade tensions, an acceleration of monetary tightening by the US Federal Reserve, and a stronger-than-expected rise in oil prices
Changyong Rhee identifies three risks to region’s growth pace: continued escalation of trade tensions, an acceleration of monetary tightening by the US Federal Reserve, and a stronger-than-expected rise in oil prices