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A return to government investment is expected to prime the pump in the first half of the year; the question is how long Beijing can keep it up.

With sales expected to reach $4.2 trillion, China will overtake the US in 2016, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Growth in the Southeast Asian economy will outpace its regional rivals next year, says poll.

We asked our readers last week about the trustworthiness of China’s GDP data.

China recorded only a mild slowdown in its economy to 7.6% for the second quarter, but many questions remain.

A severe slowdown in industrial production will not seriously affect China's GDP growth for 2011, says Morgan Stanley, but the rapid turnaround has caused others to worry about a hard landing.

At home, investment outpaces consumption; but abroad, wealthy Chinese are snapping up made-in-China products that are cheaper than at home.

Not all of China's local governments are drowning under the weight of their debts, according to a report by Standard & Poor's.

Mongolia's vast, sparsely populated, landlocked country offers a bonanza to miners that is fuelling double-digit economic growth, but is also exposing it to internal and external dangers.