overcapacity

The steel industry is facing too much supply and tumbling prices. Much of the problem is coming from China, where CCP policies have led to overcapacity.

Commentary China’s “overcapacity, oversupply, and overproduction” are gaining increasing attention in the United States. All are related. Beijing ...

To offset the property crisis and weak domestic demand, Beijing invested in manufacturing capacity. Now, it has too ...

China is in the crosshairs of proposed new tariffs from the US, EU that target countries producing more ...

SEOUL—Hyundai Motor Co. is considering plans to suspend production at its oldest plant in China, the South Korean ...

China is a country of extremes, especially regarding economic forecasts. There are those who think “China will take ...

Previously the engine of relatively efficient growth, it looks like the private sector has given up in China. ...

No matter how much politicians and Western observers want the Chinese economy to run on services and forget ...

Every economy has themes. For the Chinese economy, the only theme up until recently was rapid growth. First ...

The good news first. The slowdown in the Chinese economy and lower commodity prices mean more money for ...

Another book written in 2012 that too few people paid attention to. If they had, they could have ...

James Gorrie chose to start his book "The China Crisis" with a quote, a Chinese proverb. "Men in ...

Financial markets reacted first. China's stock market is down 22 percent this year.

Despite the efforts of investment bank analysts, the market just doesn't buy the 14.4 percent increase in debt ...

Reforms are good. In China, at least, they recall the policies of reform and opening up that began in ...

In the third quarter of this year, China Beige Book's survey of thousands of companies provided a glimmer ...

China is growing fond of currency baskets. After the International Monetary Fund (IMF) added the yuan to its ...

The real number of China's GDP growth will remain a mystery. There are some other official numbers, however, which ...

According to Woody Brock of Strategic Economic Decisions, China has run out of roads to invest it.

Top Chinese leaders continue to emphasize the need to clean up "zombie enterprises," large, unproductive, debt-laden, state-owned enterprises that ...

They had to wait for a year to act, but then the hurried quickly.

George Soros, the legendary investor who made a billion dollars in a single day often spoke about his ...

The slowdown in the Chinese economy has dealt a major blow to the shipping sector. The Baltic Dry Index (BDI), which ...

And it's the World Bank which supplies the data.

Macquarie helps in quantifying China's debt problem.

Is this just the beginning?

More bad news for believers in China reform