The PMI of the manufacturing sector was 50.9 percent in March 2013, 0.8 percent higher than last month, consecutively staying above 50 percent for 6 months.
According to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics of China, the profit growth of enterprises above designated size has continued the upward trend seen in the fourth quarter of last year.
According to data from the China National Bureau of Statistics of China (CNBSC), the CPI in February increased 1.1 percent compare to January, a 3.2 percent growth year on year.
The value of outbound M&As by Chinese mainland companies grew on an annual basis by 54 percent to reach a new record high of $65.2 billion in 2012.
Making predictions is always a hazardous game, particularly on matters that relate to the economic health of a nation, considering that there are many hidden bumps.
The growing income inequality in China will be in focus at the annual sessions of the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
Prediction is as hard as it gets. Most people, however competent they are in the present, have little clue when it comes to the future.
The housing market rebounded in first-tier cities in China, but not in second and third-tier cities, indicating that the bubble is one step closer to bursting.
As one investor mused in his blog: Are we really seeing the return of a bull market or is it just a mirage?
China's new leadership will introduce new round of economic reforms and promote policies to boost imports.
The low percentage of household spending out of income is explained by a continuing desire to save for unexpected events that are not covered in other ways.
Since China's strategy of going global began in the late 1990s, its foreign direct investment has increased rapidly, attracting considerable attention from policymakers, academics and the public.
When it comes to the Chinese economy, it seems that there are none so blind as they who will not see. For once again, hard facts last year got the better of those who are forever predicting doom.
There are a number of factors that would exacerbate the heat loss if a similar heating system was introduced in South China.
Transparent and independent information disclosure system is necessary to improve market and reduce 'equality debt' in China's economy.
While the sector made red-hot gains in 2010, that tide has since crested. Over the next few years, we will see among the companies in this sector just exactly who will be swimming naked.
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