Home prices in China have fallen 20% over four years and could decline another 10% before bottoming out in 2027.

Investors are also sceptical that the government’s incremental policy easing will be sufficient, the US investment bank says.

Analysts said Beijing has a number of challenges to reckon with this year, but largely agreed the country can still meet its economic growth target While China's economy has shown considerable ...

A resilient domestic economy and US debt fears could see the Chinese currency appreciate further, analysts say.

Banking giant Goldman Sachs is reportedly turning bullish on ten China-based companies. Goldman Sachs says in a note to ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday stressed efforts to advance the building of a unified national market and promote the ...

Goldman Sachs analysts remain bullish about Chinese stocks, as the Yuan continues to strengthen at the back of US dollar ...

Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s top executive at its wealth venture with China’s biggest bank is leaving and may join a Japanese rival, people familiar with the matter said, as foreign firms struggle to ...

"China's property market values 600 trillion yuan [$83.5 billion]," Xing said. "A 10-percent price fall means 60-trillion-yuan loss to households. The negative wealth effect will curb consumption and ...

Top global investors, including Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan, have turned bullish on China's market -- driven by global ...

Goldman Sachs announces firmwide launch of GS AI Assistant, a generative AI tool that securely accesses AI models to help employees boost productivity across various specialties.