Shares in mainland China plunged as traders expressed their disappointment with the lack of new stimulus. The U.S. government ...

A highly anticipated press briefing by China's top economic planner fell short of expectations.

In September, Beijing unveiled a raft of monetary stimulus packages, including forced interest rate cuts and lower down ...

Chinese chip stocks gained $13 billion on Monday as traders expect Beijing to extend stimulus support to the semiconductor ...

Shares soared Tuesday in Shanghai as Chinese markets reopened after a weeklong holiday but then gave up a chunk of their ...

Goldman Sachs has upgraded its expectations for Chinese stocks, telling investors that shares could go a further 20 per cent ...

Exchange-traded funds that hold Chinese equities were slumping on Tuesday morning after Beijing held back in unleashing more stimulus after a weeklong national holiday, disappointing investors looking ...

China stocks posted their best day since September 2008 as investors raced to take advantage of a massive stimulus push aimed ...

The momentum appears to be underway. A day after the first stimulus was announced, Beijing announced a rare one-time cash handout for the poor. A day later, a meeting of top leaders addressed ...

That could mean the latest stimulus package won't have any direct effect on Beijing's economy until 2025, the soonest funds will be made available and deployed, one researcher said this week.

Journal Editorial Report: The week's best and worst from Kim Strassel, Mary O’Grady & Dan Henninger. Photo: Jerry Mennenga/Zuma Press/Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images Beijing faces a lot of economic ...

That hectic day for homebuyers reflects the strong boost injected into the domestic property market by Beijing’s announcement of wide-ranging stimulus measures on September 24. Those homebuyers ...