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Chinese economy likely to hit bottom in 2017: economist
The Chinese economy is likely to hit bottom in 2017 as several factors will combine to support the bottoming process.
China likely to remain top engine of global growth: NBS
China is likely to remain the top engine of global growth in 2016 by contributing 33.2 percent of the world's economic expansion.
CPI stayed mildly in 2016, future monetary policy on curbing price bubbles
The market predicts that year-on-year growth of PPI will continue to pick up but won’t keep high growth for long time.
China's R D spending estimated to reach 2.1 pct of GDP in 2016
China's investment in research and development (R D) is expected to reach 1.54 trillion yuan in 2016, accounting for 2.1 percent of GDP.
World Bank expects Chinese economy to grow 6.5 pct in 2017
The World Bank on Tuesday kept its forecast for China's economic growth rate for 2017 unchanged at 6.5 percent.
China's SOE poverty relief fund to invest 5 bln yuan in 2017
A fund launched by China's state-owned enterprises (SOE) aims to invest 5 billion yuan (722 million U.S. dollars) this year in impoverished areas.
More market-oriented reforms needed in 2017: central bank advisor
China should step up reforms to let the market play a decisive role in the economy and accelerate its structural shift in 2017.
China's December inflation forecast at 2.3 pct
China's Consumer Price Index (CPI), a main gauge of inflation, is likely to increase 2.3 percent year on year in December, staying flat with November.
China retail sales expected to increase 10.4 pct y-o-y in 2016
China's retail sales of consumer goods was expected to reach 33 trillion yuan this year, up approximately 10.4 percent year on year.
Over 13 million new jobs created in 2016: official
China created more than 13 million new jobs in cities this year as part of the efforts to stabilize a slowing economy.
China's land of plenty faces acute land shortage
Arable land reserves in China's developed regions are nearly depleted and intensive land use is unsustainable.
More tax reduction expected in 2017: official
Chinese businesses will see further tax reductions in the next year as a result of the newly value-added tax (VAT) system, an official said Tuesday.
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