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Many Chinese property stocks were suspended from trading as of April 1 as part of a wave of Hong Kong-listed companies missing the deadline to submit annual financial reports.

China's home market fell at a fast pace at the start of 2022. Even though the government lifted ...

PBOC gave away 1 trillion yuan in profits equating to not just a 50 basis-point cut in the RRR, but also a 1 percent rise in the fiscal deficit.

Hong Kong's government spending would reach a record high this fiscal year, putting it into a budget deficit, as the city battles its most severe COVID outbreak in years.

Youth employment has emerged as one of Beijing’s most pressing challenges, as a record 10.76 million new graduates are set to enter the job market this summer.

China's developers raised funds across all channels down 70 percent in January…falling for the 11th straight month…underlining investors' persistent cautions.

Shenzhen Wenke Landscape Co. warned in a recent filing of a net loss last year due to Evergrande's 1.8 billion yuan in defaults and unpaid receivables.

A rising number of Chinese companies listed on Wall Street are under pressure to be cut off from U.S. capital markets due to poor performance.

The deepening debt crisis at Chinese developers like Evergrande Group has stifled housing demand and hit the country’s economy.

Municipal governments have been under heavy economic stress, exacerbated by dramatic defaults of developers like Evergrande, and weighted down by sluggish land sales.