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Research looks at how the world’s largest sovereign creditor lends.
Regulators should be more worried by too much buying of its stocks and bonds than by too little
Crackdown on after school tutoring reflects Xi’s effort to alleviate pressure on family life
US threats, combined with Beijing’s drive for control, raise the very real risk of tensions escalating
GDP data for second quarter suggest bloc is growing faster than US and China
Experts warn of ‘extreme uncertainty’ with regulatory crackdown set to go far beyond tech sector
Investors worry crackdown on structure used by education companies could spread to other sectors
Geopolitical tensions are juxtaposed with record levels of Chinese exports to US
Beijing’s vice foreign minister urges Washington to change ‘extremely dangerous’ policy
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Talks in Tianjin aim to stop an increasingly belligerent relationship spilling into conflict
Six provinces launch rescue vehicles after series of defaults threatens local economies
Sell-off in Didi shares is a clear warning of the dichotomy faced by investors
Success in containing virus is impeding Beijing’s plans for a full return to normal
Beijing may lack the ambition needed to develop a global military presence that rivals the US
Cracks are appearing in the US and Chinese engines of growth
Telecoms group hit by geopolitical battle as revenues in Asia’s biggest economy plunge
Beijing refuses to allow Biden’s deputy secretary of state to meet counterpart in planned visit
Nine Chinese nationals killed in blast that Islamabad says was an accident
GDP grows 1.3% from first quarter as speculation rises of more policy support
Investors snap up stocks and bonds at record pace despite Beijing’s geopolitical belligerence
Focus will be on any signs of economic sluggishness when second-quarter figures are announced on Thursday
Beijing reins back its infrastructure ambitions but Washington and Brussels fail to plug the gap
Stocks in Taipei are up 19 per cent this year, well ahead of mainland China
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