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China's 2016 fixed-asset investment in transportation tops 2.8 trln yuan
China's fixed-asset investment in transportation last year reached 2.85 trillion yuan (413 billion U.S. dollars）.
SOEs face ＂red line＂ on investment
China will draw a "red line" that forbids its 102 major State-owned enterprises from investing overseas in real estate, iron ore, petroleum.
China home prices continue to stabilize
China's red-hot property market in major cities has continued to stabilize after authorities took a series of measures to contain prices.
Spending power to back China's growth in 2017
Consumer spending will continue to grow at a healthy pace in 2017 as the country moves quickly toward a consumption-driven economy.
China's local governments set poverty reduction goals
Several Chinese provinces have rolled out goals for poverty reduction at the ongoing local "two sessions".
Food prices to see mild growth before Spring Festival: NDRC
China's food prices are expected to see mild growth before the Spring Festival as surging demand ahead of the holiday will boost consumption.
China's power use accelerates in 2016
The growth of power use in China picked up last year boosted by increased consumption from the service sector.
China, Egypt sign MoUs to boost digital, environmental cooperation
Egypt and China inked on Monday a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to develop digital, trade and industrial projects between the two countries.
China's coal-rich province vows to slash overcapacity in 2017
Shanxi Province, the center of China's coal industry, will cut 20 million tonnes of coal capacity in 2017.
Beijing to cap population at 22 mln in 2017
Beijing is on course to cap its population at 22 million in 2017 as the capital saw its population growth rate slow last year.
Beijing to spend billions to tackle air pollution in 2017
Beijing will spend more than 18.22 billion yuan (2.6 billion U.S. dollars) to fight air pollution in 2017, officials said Saturday.
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.
Feature: Tourism rejuvenates old Silk Road town
Feature: Chinese digital company seeking growth in U.S.
To Sort Anbang’s Assets, Chinese Authorities Create Dajia
UBS: The globe is headed for a recession if U.S-China trade talks fails
