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As the annual meeting of China's parliament approaches next month, its leaders are facing the greatest pressure in almost a decade to take bold policy decisions that safeguard the economy's long-term growth potential. The start of the year saw Chinese stocks tumbling to five-year lows on growth concerns and deflation deepening to levels unseen since the global financial crisis, prompting comparisons with the 2015 turmoil that forced policymakers into action. China overcame the 2015 c...

Chinas leaders are under significant pressure to make bold policy decisions to safeguard the economys long-term growth potential ahead of the annual meeting of Chinas parliament. The country faces challenges such as slowing growth, deflation, and a property market slump. Unlike in 2015, Chinas policy options are limited due to a spent ammunition of devaluation, tightening capital accounts, and slashed interest rates.

As the annual meeting of Chinas parliament approaches next month, its leaders are facing the greatest pressure in almost a decade to take bold policy decisions that safeguard the economys long-term growth potential.The start of the year saw Chinese stocks tumbling to five-year lows on growth conce

As the annual meeting of China's parliament approaches next month, its leaders are facing the greatest pressure in almost a decade to take bold policy decisions that safeguard the economy's long-term growth potential.

A look at Saturday’s Class 1A Iowa high school boys’ state wrestling finals. Alburnett’s Rowdy Neighbor scored two takedowns against Akron-Westfield’s Cael Morrow, avenging a loss from a year ago and capturing the 120-pound title

Investors in one of the country’s ailing financial trusts have realised that the state may no longer always protect them

There is growing discontent and hopelessness in China as views of the future are weighed down by a looming demographic crisis and slowing economic growth

Xi Jinping has trapped China in a deep 'psychological funk' that could ruin its economy and wreck its geopolitical ambition.

Xi Jinping has trapped China in a deep 'psychological funk' that could ruin its economy and wreck its geopolitical ambition.

Chinas recovery after opening up from its zero-Covid policy has been marred by a deepening property crisis, deflationary risks, and subdued demand; besides other factors such as a recession and joblessness. We take a look