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The FT’s Tom Hale and James Kynge discuss whether China has found a way to fix its economy
Carriers are skipping ports in China as international orders fall and supply chain problems persist
Big Four firm under investigation in Hong Kong over property company’s accounts
Gross domestic product misses annual target but expectations rise for recovery in 2023
Full-year trade surplus hits record on pandemic-era boom despite steep decline for December
Property group defaulted in late 2021 as it battled to reduce vast leverage
Banks roll out loans and backtrack on debt constraints after policy to limit speculation led to wave of defaults
Beijing accuses countries of ‘political manipulation’ for introducing testing requirements during exit wave
Families reunite after nearly three years and a boost is expected for the territory’s economy
Hospitality industries brace for influx of millions to gather pace as Beijing opens borders after three years
Data show further economic contraction amid Beijing’s disruptive transition to living with virus
Demand for international travel soars but some countries fear influx of tourists carrying the virus
Defaults such as Evergrande’s froze the markets but new state-backed funds could release them
Requirement of five days at a hotel followed by three days at home will end on January 8
‘Toad worship’ of the late premier Jiang Zemin has turned into nostalgia for a freer, more liberal era
Hospitals ration supplies and long queues form at testing centres as China relaxes restrictions
Government looks to growing rental sector to ease crisis among real estate developers
Arbitrary rules concocted by local officials have made travel within the country harder than it has been for decades
Government for first time allows some positive cases to home quarantine after trade contracts sharply
Three years of lockdowns, mass testing and Covid detention centres have finally caused public frustrations to boil over in China
Sun Chunlan’s comments buoy hopes of Beijing softening pandemic restrictions
The business-friendly leader was regarded as less dictatorial than his predecessors
Lockdowns triggered demonstrations but economic anxiety threatens to drive further unrest
Health authorities vow to boost vaccination of elderly after widespread protests against restrictions
Demonstrations in China stamped out by Monday but analysts warn of reprisals if dissent flares up again
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