EEconomy Read More China’s ‘K-shaped’ economy is divided not just by sector, but geographyJuly 27, 2026 China’s so-called K-shaped economy has attracted attention in recent months, as official data shows a disparity between the…
EEconomy Read More Cash-strapped Chinese county sparks outcry by spending millions to host TV showJune 21, 2026 A county in eastern China’s Zhejiang province has landed in hot water after spending over US$1 million of…
EEconomy Read More China resumes gallium exports to Japan after 4-month pause as rare earth magnet sales surgeJune 20, 2026 China has resumed gallium exports to Japan after a four-month suspension amid continued relaxation of its rare earth…
EEconomy Read More Will China’s residency changes to social insurance unlock economic growth?May 24, 2026 The new measures announced on Friday by the State Council are part of China’s broader push to create…
EEconomy Read More China’s live music boom spreads to smaller cities as consumption drive expandsMay 2, 2026 Dianjiang, a small county tucked away in southwestern China’s Chongqing, was transformed into a bustling live music hub…
EEconomy Read More Analysts doubt Iran war will prompt China stimulus, tip ‘solid’ first-quarter GDP growthApril 16, 2026 The US-Israeli war on Iran and the current Iranian and American blockades of shipping through the Strait of…
EEconomy Read More China’s yuan settlements hit record, and the Iran conflict is looking like a catalystApril 10, 2026 Rising demand for yuan settlement amid Middle East tensions is driving record transaction amounts in China’s cross-border payment…
EEconomy Read More China’s yuan may be going global faster than Western data suggests, analysts sayApril 6, 2026 This could help explain the gap between Beijing’s official narrative – which describes the yuan as the world’s…
EEconomy Read More ‘Iron rice bowl’ vs the algorithm: why China’s economy may better withstand the AI shockMarch 1, 2026 On a day typically considered one of the happiest on the calendar for Chinese workers – the eve…
EEconomy Read More As Chinese provinces slash revenue outlook, analysts warn of debt controlFebruary 13, 2026 Fiscal strains are forcing Chinese provinces to slash their budget-revenue expectations for 2026 due to the knock-on effects…
EEconomy Read More As Trump urges cap on credit card rates, could China follow suit for online loans?January 17, 2026 US President Donald Trump’s call for American credit card interest rates to be capped at 10 per cent…
EEconomy Read More Chinese cities face subway delays as Beijing targets wasteful spending, high debt levelsDecember 29, 2025 China is tapping the brakes on some subway expansions, including in certain affluent cities, a decision analysts said…