2019

External weaknesses are likely to drive Chinese authorities to implement further pro-growth measures to spur domestic demand.

Better-than-expected euro zone GDP data and China's recent PMI point towards a healthy recovery in the first quarter.

With China's factory activity growing slower than expected, what would investors and analysts need to look out for ahead?

Recent data showed that funding conditions in China have largely improved, boosting confidence among private sectors.

Global trade growth projection has been cut to the lowest level in three years.

The convergence of PMIs of both large firms and SMEs indicate that earlier policies to support the private sector have been working.

Chief Strategist Jimmy Zhu went Live on CGTN yesterday to discuss China's recent PMI and its tax reforms that are expected to reduce the financial pressure on Chinese enterprises.

While odds of a recession is increasing, another inversion between the US 10-year yield and Fed's overnight rate may prompt the Fed to cut the rates in the near future if sustained. Chief Strategist...

What is the 'lazy economy' and how is it introducing itself to multiple industries in China? Its effects will be felt by consumers, manufacturers and corporate entities, as explained by Chief...

While the US Federal Reserve's most recent dot plot shows no indication of any rate hikes this year, does the looser monetary policy mean investors should be favouring riskier stocks or safer bonds?