China has aggressively rolled out the e-CNY but the initiative has met with only partial success so far

The world’s second biggest economy may have a questionable human rights record, slowing growth and a problematic relationship with the US, but it remains too important for investors to ignore

Developing markets now have deeper capital markets as well as local investors, meaning they are much better placed to weather global crises

Tightening monetary policy and a regulatory clampdown meant Chinese equities had a year to forget in 2021. Are we in for more of the same?

The Chinese government’s communist-oriented, top-down policies firmly guide the country's capitalist engine, writes Ming-Jer Chen 

Events in China may have weighed heavily on the emerging market index, but there are plenty of bright spots elsewhere in the universe  

It will take a change in culture, not law, for the Chinese to embrace bigger families, argues Quaero Capital's Alice Wang

The new president has a bulging in-tray, but the relationship between Washington and Beijing is arguably the most important