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China’s Property Slump Can Curb Growth for Years, Even Without a Banking Crisisby Kenneth S. Rogoff and Yuanchen YangviaSCCEIon July 15, 2026China's GDP growth set to slow, raising expectations for more. . .
China’s Property Slump Can Curb Growth for Years, Even Without a Banking Crisisby Kenneth S. Rogoff and Yuanchen YangviaSCCEIon July 15, 2026China's GDP growth set to slow, raising expectations for more stimulusby Kevin YaoviaReuterson July 13, 2026Cutting China reliance would cost the west $23tn, research suggestsby Peter FosterviaFinancial Timeson July 13, 2026Five things to watch when China reports economic growthby Thomas Hale, Joe Leahy and Haohsiang KoviaFinancial Timeson July 14, 2026Europe at an inflection point on Chinaby Anna Fifieldon July 15, 2026China's automakers squeezed as materials suppliers rake in profitsby Kenji KawaseviaNikkei Asiaon July 14, 2026China Exports Surged in June, Exceeding Market ExpectationsviaWall Street Journalon July 14, 2026Australians ‘going gangbusters’ on Chinese batteries in renewable energy shiftby Nic FildesviaFinancial Timeson July 13, 2026Major German carmakers hit by steep China sales plunge as competition heats upby Chan HohimviaAssociated Presson July 11, 2026China’s monthly car exports surge past 1mn for first timeby Edward White, et al. viaFinancial Timeson July 14, 2026Nvidia halves Asia buyer list in China chip crackdownby Zijing WuviaFinancial Timeson July 14, 2026How China’s aerospace vision differs from Elon Musk’s SpaceXby Frank ChenviaSouth China Morning Poston July 13, 2026China’s Economy Grows at Weakest Pace Since 2022by Katrina NorthropviaWall Street Journalon July 15, 2026China’s graduate glut: millions enter a job market with little use for themby Alastair McCreadyviaThe Guardianon July 13, 2026China's property developers face fresh liquidity crunchby Wataru SuzukiviaNikkei Asiaon July 13, 2026China expands anti-sanctions toolkit, raising risks for foreign firmsby Erin HaleviaAl Jazeeraon July 10, 2026ZTE among Chinese firms licensed to purchase Nvidia's H200 chips, documents showviaReuterson July 14, 2026