What are the prospects for China’s massive One Belt, One Road initiative?

With growing debt, a looming trade war, and deepening capital flight, 2017 could be the year that makes or breaks China’s economy.

Although democratization has brought added scrutiny to joint ventures in Myanmar, the NLD government is very much in need of the infrastructure investment that China and India can offer.

An international watchdog believes that a banking crisis is in the cards for China.

The Chinese government may finally be getting serious about reducing industrial overcapacity.

How will the Fifth Plenum respond to the growing list of economic and military challenges facing China?

Declining import demand from China is acting as a drag on economies around the world, particularly in Asia.

Amidst a stock market crash and signs of a wider slowdown in the Chinese economy, Beijing is mulling another massive stimulus package. But striking a balance between short-term relief and long-term stability won’t be easy.

State authorities in China seem to have reached a delicate equilibrium in stemming the decline of equities, though some are worried that the intervention will have its own separate cost.

Recent moves by the Chinese government signal that there will be no debt reckoning to spoil the party of solid growth and frothy stock markets – at least for now.