CHINESE ECONOMY

A study of 12 countries by the Associated Press shows the consequences of those governments taking on hundreds of billions in loans from the People's Republic of China (PRC), with the communist regime being quick to lend but unwilling to forgive. The countries AP looked at in its May 18

China Delays Economic Policy Meeting Due to COVID-19 Surge: Reports
By Brenda Goh and Farah Master SHANGHAI/HONG KONG — Chinese leaders have reportedly delayed a key...

Yuan Stabilizes as China Continues to Relax ‘Zero-COVID’ Restrictions
China's yuan firmed at a nearly 7:1 ratio versus the American dollar as the communist regime announced...

Xi Cautiously Moves China Away From ‘Zero-COVID’
At the 20th Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) this October, general secretary Xi Jinping...

COVID Cases Spike as China Loosens Stringent Regulations in Bid to Salvage Economy
After nearly two years of unrelenting “zero-COVID” pandemic measures that saw millions of people confined...

Is China Losing Its Hold on the World’s Rare Earths Market?
For years, China has dominated the global market for rare earth metals. These vital materials are used...

Chinese Economic ‘Pivot’ Could Seek to Take Advantage of High US Interest Rates: Reuters
By Jamie McGeever What the Fed taketh away, China could be about to giveth back. Speculation is...

‘Substantial’ Changes Coming to China’s ‘Zero-COVID’ Policies: Reuters
Beijing is planning shortened quarantine periods for foreign arrivals, according to three sources who...

Fearing COVID Lockdown, Over 10,000 Workers Break Out of China’s Biggest iPhone Factory
In the latest — and one of the most dramatic — examples of Chinese forced to the brink by the communist...

China’s Trade Falters as Demand Wanes at Home and Abroad
BEIJING — China's exports and imports lost momentum in August with growth significantly missing forecasts...