China's consumer price likely to rise 3 pct in 2013 A senior official with China's central bank predicted on Monday that China will see a consumer price rise of about 3 percent this year. |
China's non-manufacturing sector shrinks in Feb China's non-manufacturing sector shrank in February, an official monthly survey showed on Sunday. |
China aims to fly high with Y-20 freighter China on Saturday completed two more ground slide tests for the Y-20, its biggest home-grown transport aircraft, following its successful January maiden flight, the plane's chief designer said yesterday. |
Light industry's high note China's light industry posted double-digit growth in total output, export and profits in 2012, the National Development and Reform Commission said yesterday. |
China builds on border trade Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization and the consequent tariff reduction with China implies promising opportunities for Chinese businesses as border trade between the two countries is expected to boom. |
Rush to sell as 20% tax on house profit looms Shanghai saw a rush to sell houses over the past two days after the central government said that a 20 percent tax on sellers' profits on second homes would be strictly imposed in a bid to curb speculation. |
High local economic growth targets questioned As developed nations search desperately for faster growth to escape the mire of their troubled economies, more people in the world's second-largest economy are demanding the opposite. |
Send 'black sheep' of milk industry to prison A national lawmaker has urged strict legal supervision for China's milk industry, suggesting that those "black sheep" in the sector should be sent to prison. |
Court green-lights Sany Group's lawsuit against Obama China's Sany Group Co., Ltd. said Saturday that its core request in the lawsuit against U.S. President Barack Obama has been accepted. |
China's non-manufacturing sector shrinks in Feb. China's non-manufacturing sector shrank in February, an official monthly survey showed Sunday. |
Economic sustainability demands growth model change To avoid the so-called "middle- income trap," China should change its growth model of simple manufacturing production. |
How will stricter control affect China's property market? China issued stricter measures Friday to cool the heated property sector before the annual parliament session, amid public hope of pulling down soaring home prices. |
China's 8-pct growth likely in next 2 decades Former World Bank chief economist Justin Yifu Lin reaffirmed his assertion that China can maintain an 8-percent annual growth for another 20 years. |
Chinese economy not a 'gray swan' As Chinese lawmakers and political advisors meet to discuss national affairs and elect a new state leadership, the Asian giant's economic outlook has again come under the spotlight. |
PBOC governor attributes repos to holiday factors The governor of China's central bank has attributed recent open market operations to "Spring Festival" factors. |