Kwasi Kwarteng, Britain's business secretary, is said to be pushing to end the use of Chinese state-owned companies in critical infrastructure

The calls come as global fixed-income traders sold about $35 billion worth of yuan-denominated bonds in the first four months of this year

Data show the economy stabilised after a sharp slump the previous month, but Beijing still faces weak consumption and persistent coronavirus outbreaks

PBOC said it is keeping the rate on 200 billion yuan ($29.68 billion) worth of one-year medium-term lending facility loans to some financial institutions unchanged at 2.85%

The carbon capture project, situated at CNOOC's Enping Oilfield in the mouth of the Pearl River, will store carbon dioxide emitted during oil extraction

Of 133 member companies surveyed by the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, 93% said they had reduced their revenue forecast for this year

New construction starts measured by floor area plunged 30.6% in January-May from a year earlier, after a 26.3% fall in January-April

Providers must not use apps to conduct activities that endanger national security, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said

The driver of the upside potential is China's policy easing, which comes just when much of the rest of the world is tightening

About 50 prefecture-level cities already have routine mass testing in place for about 420 million people. The goal is a testing booth within 15 minutes of everyone in a big city

Claims that China practises "debt-trap diplomacy" in Africa distort the reality of business dealings and debt on the continent by both African nations and China, according to a new study

Authorities are under pressure as the outbreak linked to a bar left millions facing tests, thousands under lockdown – days after the city ended a partial lockdown that ran for more than a month