Export decline ‘improved modestly’, signalling China’s economic stabilisation
China’s exports fell by 6.2 per cent, year on year, in September, data released on Friday showed, while imports also fell by 6.2 per cent last month.
China’s consumer inflation flat, factory prices fall for 12th month in a row
China’s consumer price index (CPI) remained flat from a year earlier in September, data released on Friday showed, while the producer price index (PPI) fell for a 12th month in a row.
China’s consumer price index (CPI) remained flat from a year earlier in September, data released on Friday showed, while the producer price index (PPI) fell for a 12th month in a row.
China’s birth rate incentives not yet moving the needle for weary families
New statistics from China’s health authority show the proportion of second, third children is still dropping, even with numerous measures in place to incentivise births.
New statistics from China’s health authority show the proportion of second, third children is still dropping, even with numerous measures in place to incentivise births.
China graduates expect less pay as more eye blue-collar work, lower-tier cities
Findings from a Chinese recruitment platform, based on surveys and résumés, show how the nation’s slow economic recovery is affecting job outlooks among those struggling most to find work.
Findings from a Chinese recruitment platform, based on surveys and résumés, show how the nation’s slow economic recovery is affecting job outlooks among those struggling most to find work.
Smell of commerce in the air as China, Malaysia accelerate durian import talks
Talks between Chinese customs officials and Malaysian agricultural personnel on the import of fresh durians are moving forward, with some suggesting approval could come as early as 2024.
Talks between Chinese customs officials and Malaysian agricultural personnel on the import of fresh durians are moving forward, with some suggesting approval could come as early as 2024.