China October industrial output rises 5.3%, misses expectations
China's October industrial output grew 5.3% from a year earlier, slowing from September's pace of 5.4%, reflecting concern about confidence and demand woes confronting a sluggish economy and keeping alive calls for even more stimulus.
China’s economy recovers with 5.6% retail growth and 4.3% industrial output in October, despite property and investment ...
China's factory output growth slowed in October and demand woes in the property sector showed few signs of abating even ...
Initial enthusiasm over Beijing’s September economic stimulus effort has given way to disappointment and lost confidence in ...
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China’s retail sales, a key indictor of consumption, expanded 4.8 per cent on-year in October, speeding up from the 3.2 per ...
The country’s banking industry has grappled with weakening profitability under the weight of lower mortgage rates and ailing ...
The outlook is grim for the world’s second largest economy, with growth slowing and the prospect of a new trade war following ...
After Beijing announced its first stimulus package in late September, foreign investors offloaded Indian shares to pick up ...
Chinese steel output recovered in October, snapping four months of declines, as sentiment brightens following Beijing’s ...
Executives at Chinese state-owned banks probably have one of the financial world's most thankless jobs. Beijing has loosened ...
China needs to deploy more economic stimulus if copper demand is to revive ... in part due to concerns over a lack of ...
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