China's Stock Market Looks to Shed Casino Image as Investors Mature

China’s state interventions remain a double-edged sword. Authorities have repeatedly stepped in to stabilize markets during crises, a strategy that can calm panic but risks distorting valuations and undermining investor confidence. Skeptics argue such moves hinder the development of a market driven by fundamentals.

China AI Chip Leader Cambricon Posts Record Profit as DeepSeek Drives Demand

Cambricon’s stock overtook Kweichow Moutai, the country’s iconic liquor producer, as the most expensive stock in mainland China.

Cambricon Overtakes Moutai as China’s Most Valuable Stock

China’s Rare Earth Stocks Surge as Government Moves to Strengthen Industry Oversight

China's Stock Markets Hit US$435 Billion in Daily Turnover, Second-Highest on Record

Dow Jumps 846 Points to Record as Powell Signals Rate Cut

Emerging-Market Assets Poised to Outperform Developed Peers, Fund Managers Say

Vanke A Hits Daily Limit After Half-Year Hiatus as Investors React to Debt Updates

Hang Seng Jumps to Near Three-Year High as Tech Stocks Rally