Public anger and grief over the bungled lockdown in Shanghai is creating a credibility crisis for the country’s leader, Xi Jinping, and his zero Covid policies. A banner reading “Persistence Continue Reading
As fourth doses of Covid vaccines roll out, some are questioning whether the general population needs them. At the center of this debate are mysterious T-cells. WSJ’s Daniela Hernandez explains Continue Reading
Russian and Indian officials met last week in an effort to resolve an impasse over the shipping of coking coal to Indian steelmakers, which has dried up since March over Continue Reading
Families in Beijing rushed to stock up on food. Supermarkets stayed open late. Residents endured long lines for mandatory testing. China’s stock markets plunged.A fresh coronavirus outbreak in China’s capital Continue Reading
Chinese authorities are trying to reassure financial markets battered by a worsening growth outlook and rising Covid lockdowns. China looks increasingly left to its own devices in a bid to Continue Reading
China’s Central Bank Seeks to Calm Markets with Support Pledge China’s Covid crisis is giving fresh impetus to the worries about inflation that have dogged global markets this year. The Continue Reading
China has called on its top producing province to guarantee thermal coal supplies to some of the industrial hubs on the coast threatened by power shortages. Miners in Shanxi have Continue Reading
Indonesia is halting palm oil exports in the midst of high inflation, weather woes and tight supplies Hundreds of people line up to get cooking oils in Palembang, Indonesia on Continue Reading
Beijing kicks off first of three rounds of mass testing in populous district Mass testing fuels concerns of shortages of food, supplies Chinese stock market down on fears Beijing may Continue Reading
Port congestion in China is prompting more vessels to refuel at the country’s ports as the worsening Covid-19 outbreak forces the reconfiguration of shipping routes. China supplied 4.9 million metric Continue Reading
