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China Existing Home Sales Outpace New Builds as Overall Market Stabilizes
Official data for January through August show existing residential transactions rising over ten percent while new home sales continue to contract.
China's New Economic Drivers Grew 12.5% in 2025, Statistical Bureau Says
Official indices show accelerated industrial upgrading and innovation, offsetting broader structural headwinds.
China's August Economic Data Shows Industrial Gains Amid Uneven Fixed Investment
Industrial output and high-tech manufacturing accelerated in August, while broader fixed-asset investment contracted over the first eight months.
China Fixed-Asset Investment Drops 7.2% as Property Downturn Persists
Official data for January to August shows widespread contraction in capital expenditure, even as secondhand home sales and technology sectors post gains.
China's Property Market Sees Sales Stabilise as Existing Home Transactions Rise
Official data reveals existing home turnover outpaced new builds through August as inventories fell and price drops slowed.
China's New Economic Drivers Index Grew 12.5 Percent in 2025, NBS Says
Industrial transformation and innovation accounted for nearly two-thirds of overall expansion as high-tech manufacturing and clean tech exports surged.
China's Industrial Profits Rise 17.6% in First Seven Months of 2026
Booming demand for AI infrastructure and semiconductors drives earnings, offsetting sharp downturns in automotive and steel sectors.
China Reports 2026 Early Rice Output of 28.29 Million Tonnes, Down 0.8%
Sown acreage saw a slight increase to 4.74 million hectares, while lower per-unit yields trimmed overall production.
China July Home Prices Show Divergence as Top-Tier Resales Stabilize
NBS data indicates resale prices in first-tier cities rose for a fifth month, while smaller cities faced ongoing price declines.
China's 'Three New' Economy Grew 6.2% to Account for 18.39% of GDP in 2025
Data from the National Bureau of Statistics shows new industries, formats, and business models outpaced overall nominal GDP growth.
China's 'Three New' Economy Reaches 18.39% of GDP in 2025, Data Shows
Output from new industries, emerging business formats, and innovative commercial models totaled 25.79 trillion yuan, outstripping overall nominal GDP growth.
China's June 2026 Industrial Energy Data Shows Power Growth and Refinery Slowdown
National Bureau of Statistics figures reveal rising power generation and natural gas output alongside sharper contractions in coal production and crude oil processing.