China added 10.52 million urban jobs in the first nine months of 2026, reaching 87.7% of its annual target as authorities prepare new employment policies.

China and the European Union have reached an understanding to limit projected Chinese hybrid vehicle exports while discussing market access, rare-earth supplies and broader trade concerns.

China recorded 826 million domestic trips during the National Day holiday, but average spending per trip fell to a four-year low, underscoring continued pressure on consumer demand.

China's new guidelines call for faster AI development, wider industrial adoption and stronger technology infrastructure while warning against speculative investment, poorly coordinated projects and ...

China's industry ministry has proposed tighter safety rules for innovative vehicle designs, including hidden door handles, flexible displays and moving swivel seats, with new reporting requirements ...

China's consumer trade-in programs generated 33.5 billion yuan in sales during the National Day holiday, led by purchases of home appliances, vehicles and digital products.

China and the European Union are seeking to ease trade tensions after talks in Beijing, but disputes over trade imbalances, electric vehicles, technology restrictions and chemicals remain unresolved.

China will resume refined fuel exports in October after a pause during the National Day holiday, with approved shipments potentially easing tight regional markets for diesel, gasoline and jet fuel.

China has issued guidelines to accelerate artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing and low-altitude industries while strengthening technology monitoring, safety standards and accountability for ...

China has allocated 550 billion yuan in unused government debt quotas to support local government operations and infrastructure investment amid weak consumption and a prolonged property downturn.

China's National Day holiday box office fell 36% year over year to 1.17 billion yuan, as ticket sales declined despite average prices reaching a five-year low.

The People's Bank of China rejected accusations of currency manipulation, saying China does not target a weaker yuan for trade advantages as scrutiny over its trade surplus grows.