China sets its lowest economic growth target in decades.

China is set to commence “Two Sessions” this week, where it is expected to set a 2026 GDP growth target between 4.5% and 5%.

Crackdown on fraud, stronger governance, higher dividends and more buy-backs will enhance appeal of Chinese assets, CSRC chief Wu Qing says China's top securities regulator outlined a plan on Friday ...

China’s decision to lower its 2026 GDP growth target to a 4.5%–5% range, the weakest official goal since the early 1990s, has underscored just how difficult the macro environment has become for its ...

Ahead of the National People’s Congress this week, when the Chinese government will deliver its annual work report and set ...

Mainland Chinese investors sold the most Hong Kong stocks in a single session on record, underscoring waning appetite for the ...

China index-based ETFs offer investors a way to gain exposure to China's economic trends by tracking a tailored basket of ...

Chinese technology stocks have slid into bear market territory, marking a sharp reversal from last year's rally.

Nvidia (NVDA) stock dropped 1.7% as the Trump administration drafts worldwide AI chip export rules and CFO reveals zero revenue from China H200 sales.