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China Posts 5.2% Q2 Growth as Exports Rebound, But Deflation and Youth Unemployment Persist
China's economy grew 5.2% in the second quarter from a year earlier, slightly above expectations, as exporters capitalized on a temporary trade truce with the United States. But fresh concerns about domestic demand,
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Industry group president, in interview with Post, calls for talks to address issues beyond tariffs, export controls.
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Domestic price wars escalate Chinese economic deflation problemsChinese businesses, from coffee shops to electric-vehicle makers to property developers, are accused of rushing into markets ...
China’s approach to its currency, the renminbi (RMB), remains a hot-button issue, especially with the United States.
Why have the data released this week surprised global analysts for the second time in two quarters? What domestic and ...
It also means that interest rates, when deflation is taken into account, are much higher, leading to an ongoing, contentious debate about whether China should follow the path of western nations and ...
Xu Sitao, Chief Economist of Deloitte China, talks about internal and external pressures on China's economy, from price wars ...
U.S. President Donald Trump ratchet up tariffs on Chinese imports to a prohibitive level of 145%, spurring a round of ...
Almost half of the big US companies operating in China have been adversely affected by overcapacity in the country, according to a new survey, underscoring deepening concerns about sluggish demand and ...
The imposition of 30-60% tariffs on Chinese imports, alongside US levies on transshipments could undermine Beijing’s 2025 ...
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