China vehicle sales rose in March, bouncing back from a weaker showing the prior month, signaling that demand may be turning a corner. Retail sales of passenger cars in China rose 6.0% from a year ...

China’s auto sales rose sharply in March, thanks to ongoing government subsidies and relatively muted price competition. Retail sales of passenger cars rose 14.4% in March from a year earlier to ...

Tesla’s sales in China rose in May, as the country’s demand for electric vehicles picked up, thanks to government trade-in programs and consumer interest generated by the Beijing Auto Show.

Car exports rose fast. The auto sector is a prime example of how China has been able to move so fast to gain manufacturing dominance. Just four years ago, China was a weakling in car exports ...

Total exports from China rose 8.1% last month from a year earlier, much faster than the 2% pace most economists had been expecting. That was much slower than the 12.4% year-on-year increase in March.

That included a surge of exports from China to Russia, which jumped 63.2% from a year ago to reach $71.8 billion. Imports into China rose at a more modest 13.3% to $83.3 billion.

China’s appetite for gold will stay strong through the rest of 2023, the World Gold Council said, just as domestic prices for the safe-haven soared to a record amid the strongest investment ...

China’s consumer prices rose more than expected in July, largely due to seasonal factors like weather, leaving intact concern over sluggish domestic demand and boosting the case for more policy ...

Small businesses make up about 95 percent of China’s private sector, which contributes about 50 percent of national tax revenue, 60 percent of economic output and 80 percent of new jobs. Ms. Sun ...