Provincial government officials in northeastern China admitted yesterday that they have been falsifying economic data over the past few...
China released data this week showing its economy grew 9.6% in the third quarter from a year earlier, slower than years past but still ...
Germany and Japan are joining the U.S. in pressuring Beijing to let the yuan appreciate to prevent an international currency war from spiraling out...
The U.S. dollar is on the way out as the world's top reserve currency. And as Money Morning Chief Investment Strategist...
China in August posted its third straight trade surplus of more than $20 billion, putting friction with the United States over the nation's...
China cut its holdings of Treasury notes and bonds by the most ever in June, instead favoring the debt of Europe, Japan and Korea. The move has...
In the aftermath of the $19 billion Agricultural Bank of China IPO, the dragon is struggling... and there are plenty of reasons to consider selling....
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Friday pledged to maintain economic growth of at...
In the monthly U.S. Treasury report this week, it was announced that China had sold $34.2 billion of Treasuries in December (or allowed short-term...
Stocks worldwide plunged yesterday (Wednesday), commodities sank, and the dollar pushed higher after Chinese authorities demanded domestic banks...
China today (Thursday) may report 9% growth in third-quarter gross domestic product (GDP), as the government's $585 billion stimulus plan and a...
The dollar is out as the world's predominant reserve currency. Central banks around the world increased their foreign currency holdings by $413...
With our investment news briefs, Money Morning provides investors with a quick overview of the most important investing news stories from all around...
Gold prices surged to record high $1,045 an ounce yesterday (Tuesday), after a report surfaced that global oil producers are planning to stop using...
The just-concluded Group 20 (G20) meeting left us with a chorus of very "prudent" governments and central bankers singing the praises of easy...
