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  • Jun 04, 2015

    Many observers assume that China is on a path to become the next Japan — a major economy mired in a multiyear deflationary funk that deflates its global clout.

  • Jun 03, 2015

    Could a lack of liquidity soon cause Asia’s stock markets to crash? That question might seem fanciful at first glance. Central banks in Frankfurt, London, Toky

  • Jun 02, 2015

    Chinese military officials attending a major security conference in Singapore over the weekend made clear that they have no intention of halting their aggressiv

  • May 30, 2015

    Christine Lagarde’s people say China’s currency is no longer undervalued. Jacob Lew’s argue it still is. There’s a lot at stake in the debate: The yuan can

  • May 28, 2015

    There are plenty of reasons one could argue China isn’t on the verge of a debt crisis: The country has $3.7 trillion in currency reserves, a closed financial s

  • May 28, 2015

    China is an economic giant, but its money is still a bit of a runt. Unlike the dollar, euro and yen, it’s little used away from home. The No. 1 exporter has ke

  • May 27, 2015

    On a swing through Latin America last week, Premier Li Keqiang of China wooed his hosts with potentially big deals. But Latin leaders shouldn’t let yuan fever

  • May 22, 2015

    With the oil price dropping as much as it has over the past nine months, one would expect China’s state-run oil giants to go on a shopping spree abroad. China

  • May 20, 2015

    It’s scary stock-market ratio day! Bloomberg’s Lu Wang and Jennifer Kaplan point out that economist James Tobin’s Q ratio — companies’ market value divided

  • May 20, 2015

    Zhou Xiaochuan is governor of the People’s Bank of China. But among some financial types, he’s earning another, less enviable title: the killer of weekends. O

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