Henry Chia

Major creditors have begun walking away from China Evergrande in a concerning sign for the embattled Chinese developer.

A run on rural Chinese banks has been unfolding for months, but there's now evidence contagion is spreading to big cities. The global ramifications of a major run on Chinese banks would be enormous.

Speaking at the Amundi World Investment Forum on Friday, Hillary Clinton expressed concern that world leaders are not paying enough attention to China's military build-up and growing political influence in small nations.

For the first time in six decades, China's population is likely to shrink in 2022. This could have major implications for the rest of the world.

During an interview with the Asia Society in Switzerland, former Australian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, deviated off script to send a bizarre message to the founder of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab.

Chinese stocks are set to record their best week of performance in more than a year after yet another signal that the Chinese Government’s regulatory reins are being loosened.

Exiled Chinese billionaire Miles Guo claims he's been given advanced notice that property giant China Evergrande is to file for bankruptcy.

As retail investors, inspired by online forums such as Reddit, leveraged-up in an attempt to increase exposure to soaring stock prices, margin debt reached 4.5 percent of GDP.

As China Evergrande reportedly begins negotiating creative ways to repay billions owed to offshore bondholders, a paying agent of one of the embattled property giant's USD-denominated bond has sent a letter to investors officially confirming default.

A leading investment advisor has dismissed suggestions China Evergrande is recovering from its debt crisis, warning the real estate giant is more trouble than ever.