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  2. China’s economy is about to implode. We will all feel the ...

    www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/01/30/chinas...

    The collapse of the property and construction bubble has weakened domestic economic confidence, deepening the unemployment crisis and posing major challenges to local government budgets.

  3. China is on the verge of economic and social implosion

    www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/08/22/china-on...

    The economy was already stagnating well before Covid hit. Xi’s Belt and Road initiative, which contained Davos-friendly plans for economic globalisation, also harboured more strategic ambitions.

  4. China’s downturn leaves people struggling to meet ‘basic ...

    www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/12/31/chinas...

    China has rolled out a number of stimulus packages in a bid to revive its ailing economy, which has struggled in the aftermath of the pandemic. However, a crisis in the property industry and...

  5. Here’s How Bad China’s Economy Really Is. Can It Be Fixed?

    www.bnnbloomberg.ca/business/international/2024/...

    (Bloomberg) -- China’s leaders are aiming for economic growth of around 5% this year, an ambitous goal given sluggish consumer spending, a global backlash against Chinese goods and a still shaky property market.

  6. China factory surveys show economy weakening, as Beijing ...

    www.thetelegraph.com/business/article/china...

    China's economy weakened further in recent weeks, surveys released Monday showed, signaling the need for support as the government ratchets up stimulus. The Caixin purchasing managers survey...

  7. Chinas sputtering economy is forcing its leaders to pull out all the stops. While the surveys were of a nationally representative sample aged 20 to 60, getting access to a broad range of...

  8. China marks 75 years of Communist Party rule as economic ...

    www.nashuatelegraph.com/top-headlines/2024/10/01/...

    The entirely state-controlled media ran constant reports on Chinas economic progress and social stability, with no mention of challenges ranging from a declining birth rate to the disruption in supply chains that has harmed the largely export-driven economy.