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China’s “demographic dividend” appears to be a myth If youth didn’t drive past growth, is ageing bound to be disastrous? economist.com/graphic-detail…

Pandemic Spending Put Local Chinese Governments $548 Billion in the Redhttps://www.caixinglobal.com/2023-09-23/pandemic-spending-put-local-chinese-governments-548-billion-in-the-red-102111594.html

The latest diplomatic breakdown bamboozling Washington: The National Zoo’s pandas are going to China. wsj.com/us-news/china-… via The Wall Street Journal

‘What adjectives describe Xi Jinping?’ China’s new English textbook asks ft.com/content/0fe35b…

Heard on the Street: China’s new measures will provide a reprieve for unhappy homeowners and builders, but the good old days are gone wsj.com/world/china/be… via The Wall Street Journal

Economists and investors are urging Beijing to take forceful steps to restore confidence in China’s property market after years of “Band-Aid solutions” wsj.com/articles/china…

Putin Lands in Beijing to Reinforce China Ties and Counter U.S. Pressure wsj.com/articles/vladi…

Exclusive: China government advisers call for steady growth target in 2024, more stimulus reuters.com/world/china/ch…

Wiping out bad data will not solve China’s economic woes ft.com/content/4f25f3… via @ft

Chinese Travelers Hit the Road but Pinch Their Pennies—A record number of trips over the Lunar New Year holiday was offset by a drop in per-person spending Stella Yifan Xie Grace Zhu wsj.com/economy/chinas… wsj.com/economy/chinas…

Jamie Dimon said a “hurricane” would hit the economy. Ray Dalio foresaw a “debt crisis.” Most economists were just as fearful. The disaster never came. “I was bearish,” Dalio says. “I got it wrong.” wsj.com/economy/jamie-… via The Wall Street Journal

China's so-called policy banks are turning away from the central bank as a source of funding and rushing to raise debt instead bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Markets

Asia’s Chip Giants Hustle to Maintain Their Edge Over the U.S. wsj.com/tech/asias-chi…

Chinese EV makers have been bracing for months for the prospect of hefty tariffs in Europe. When that day arrived, many were prepared. wsj.com/business/autos… via The Wall Street Journal

China’s central bank chief said it is studying how to implement government bond trading together with the finance ministry, while rejecting the idea the practice would equate to quantitative easing bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Economics

In the week ending June 24th, 40 Chinese banks vanished as they were absorbed into bigger ones. Not even at the height of the s&l crisis did lenders disappear at such a clip.economist.com/finance-and-ec…

The Economist: "China is far from being the only country with an unequal education system. But the difference in opportunities for Chinese children based on whether they are rich or poor, urban or rural, is stark." economist.com/china/2024/08/…

Hit Chinese Video Game Seeks to Curb ‘Negative Discourse’ nytimes.com/2024/08/20/wor…

Heard on the Street: Beijing doesn’t seem to like the bull market in Chinese government bonds wsj.com/finance/invest… via The Wall Street Journal

China has had one of the lowest retirement ages among major economies. Men started life’s next chapter at age 60, while women did so as early as 50. But now, China’s next generation will have to work longer. Stu Woo Grace Zhu wsj.com/world/china/fo… wsj.com/world/china/fo…