Business Columnists

Lending and borrowing in China reflect the country’s fundamental economic problems and remain on a downward path.

The stagflation that doomed Presidents Ford and Carter was largely inadvertent; what we’re experiencing today is “greenflation” engineered by climate radicalism

Trump’s China tariffs punished Beijing, aided Mexican development, and possibly reduced illegal border crossings without cost to U.S. consumers.

The latest Asian Development Bank outlook shows a diminished Chinese economic importance in Asia.

Can the United States break China’s rare earth metal production dominance that it surrendered to them in the 1990s?

Fitch allows China to keep its still-high credit rating but, to the finance ministry’s chagrin, downgrades the country’s outlook.