China Markets

More Chinese people wanted to save in the first quarter, rather than spend or invest their money, according to a People’s Bank of China survey.

While China tries to shake off omicron, the country’s zero-Covid policy sets small businesses up for a third year of stop-and-start uncertainty.

More and more wealthy Chinese are worried about keeping their money on the mainland and see Singapore as a safe haven.

Manufacturing growth in China is slowing, while retail businesses are struggling as Covid-related restrictions take their toll, according to China Beige Book.

The operator of Domino’s Pizza stores in China, DPC Dash, applied Monday to go public on the Hong Kong stock exchange, according to an online filing.

The ET7 is one of three new Nio models expected in 2022.

The company expects to deliver between 33,500 and 34,000 vehicles in total this quarter, representing growth of more than 150% versus the first quarter of 2021.

China’s biggest city of Shanghai began a two-stage lockdown Monday as authorities try to control the country’s worst Covid-19 outbreak since the pandemic began.

Tesla and BYD are better positioned to weather rising prices due to their strong supply chains, analysts said, while low-cost players could struggle.

China-based electric-vehicle maker Nio reports fourth-quarter earnings and 2022 guidance after U.S. markets close Thursday.

China’s markets bounced back strongly last week following the release of a Chinese state media report signaling support for Chinese stocks.

Chinese giant Tencent said it is exploring whether regulators will require it to create a financial holding company to house is fintech business.

One of the two black boxes containing data from Monday’s plane crash has been found, Chinese state media said Wednesday.

Tencent reported its slowest quarterly revenue growth on record in the fourth quarter of 2021.

The delisting of Chinese stocks in the U.S. may come in the next two to three years, warns Jamie Allen of the Asian Corporate Governance Association.

More than 24 hours after a China Eastern Airlines Boeing flight crashed with 132 people on board, authorities said they aren’t much closer to understanding why.

Alibaba said it will increase the size of its share buyback program from $15 billion to $25 billion, effective for a two-year period through March 2024.

A slew of Chinese real estate developers, including Evergrande, say they either can’t release their financial results on time or have yet to set board meetings.

No bodies or survivors have yet been found from the China Eastern Airlines crash as of Tuesday morning, Chinese state media said.

As some parts of China reopen, others are imposing new Covid-related restrictions, reflecting the challenge officials face in controlling the outbreak.