China is likely to return to buying large volumes of oil within weeks after selling down inventories during the peak of the ...

A broad measure of public expenditure fell 2.5% last month from a year earlier, its biggest decline since October, according ...

Q1 GDP re-acceleration (4.8% y/y) plus resilient export performance supports near-term earnings momentum; the market will likely price “soft landing” before the later-year slowdown. Pair with a small ...

China faces possible inflationary spillovers, though its massive strategic stockpiling onshore and diversified sources of energy provided some cushion.

CHINA’S growth likely rebounded in the first quarter of 2026, offering policymakers time to assess the impact of the Iran war ...

China on Tuesday once again ‌limited its price hikes for gasoline and diesel to around half the typical increase under its ...

China’s independent refiners are looking for prompt Iranian crude cargos after Beijing issued the latest batch of quotas for oil imports and after international prices took a plunge following the ...

China’s export growth slows to 2.5% in March as Iran war drives oil prices higher, boosts imports, and narrows trade surplus.

By Kevin Yao and Claire Fu BEIJING/SINGAPORE, April 16 (Reuters) - China's economy picked up speed early in 2026, riding an export surge before the Iran war sent energy costs soaring and put global ...

China’s economy grew 5% in Q1, slightly ahead of market forecasts. Factory output beat estimates, but retail sales stayed ...

Flexible growth target means little likelihood of imminent stimulus, but focus will switch to impact of disruptions in second quarter The US-Israeli war on Iran and the current Iranian and American ...

China is poised to hold its key lending rates unchanged for the tenth month. This decision comes as global oil prices surge due to Middle East tensions, creating economic uncertainty. Analysts suggest ...