China's hardened rhetoric against price wars among producers is raising expectations Beijing may be about to kick off ...

The key issue, economists say, is boosting productivity, something that requires a change in government incentives.

China’s economy requires more than short-term stimulus, even as deflationary pressures intensify. That’s the message from ...

BEIJING] A distortion in China’s money market has vanished after persisting throughout this year, a nascent sign that ...

The Chinese government is taking steps to rein in what it calls “involution,” or excessive competition that is hurting local ...

Chinese Premier Li Qiang has called for tighter pricing regulation in the electric car sector as Beijing sought to rein in ...

China’s humming factories threw a lifeline to an economy struggling with weak demand in the second quarter. That’s also given ...

Producer prices fell the most in nearly two years in June, while consumer goods prices also fell month-on-month.

While China has long been touted as the next great economic superpower, its recent trajectory reveals a far different story.

Deflation could delay China’s emergence as the world’s biggest economy. Despite its difficulties, China’s economy is expected to grow by about 5% this year. America’s will probably grow by ...

Deflation typically is linked with economic downturns, such as during the Great Depression in the U.S. during the 1930s, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Is deflation bad?

Even so, China’s efforts to move upmarket are gaining some traction just as its wobbly economy is losing it. At the same time, the global economic backdrop isn’t exactly what Beijing hoped for ...