China's stock market is likely headed for tougher times ahead ... even as China's top leaders continue to unveil stimulus ...

Smaller businesses in China say they aren’t reaping the benefits of the country’s biggest economic support measures.

A $1.4 trillion stimulus package sounds big but investors in Chinese stock markets were clearly hoping for more. Still, there ...

Asian equities were mixed overnight as Singapore, Hong Kong, and Mainland China outperformed while India, the Philippines, and Indonesia underperformed.

After confirming that on Friday, Finance Minister Lan Foan signalled that more stimulus would come. Analysts say China needs ...

On Thursday, China shares rose with the benchmark CSI 300 Index, closing 3% higher. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index closed 2% up.

Economists spoke after Beijing unveiled its debt-relief plan following a week-long meeting of China’s top legislative body.

The package, which was approved Friday, was designed to alleviate local government debt but fell short of investor expectations.

Slowing growth: China's gross domestic product grew 5.2% in 2023, and the IMF projects that will slow to 4.8% this year and ...

Investors’ hopes for large-scale support for the economy were dashed after an anticipatory stock-market surge in recent weeks ...

China’s latest debt swap plan disappointed stock investors, with market watchers now turning their focus to upcoming policy ...

Chinese investors opened new stock trading accounts at the fastest pace in nine years as equities surged following a stimulus boost from Beijing.