Profit-takers like Yang threaten to kill a budding upturn in Chinese industrial stocks and commodities that was triggered by ...

Julian Evans-Pritchard of Capital Economics says Beijing’s ‘anti-involution’ drive is a necessary shock to address industrial ...

The Chinese government has launched a nationwide campaign to prevent companies from offering“cutthroat” prices, following a ...

Amid cutthroat competition, China’s economic planner takes aim at how government-backed investment funds are being spent, ...

Eugene Hsiao of Macquarie Capital unpacks China's anti-involution strategy, and how its evolved from previous supply-side ...

SINGAPORE] “Nei juan” or involution, has become a hot topic in China, popping up frequently in social media and public debate. It was an issue that featured repeatedly in conversations with retailers, ...

China’s efforts to tackle involution are taking on new life as President Trump’s tariffs discourage exports to the United States. Other countries are also wary of a flood of inexpensive ...

Yi-Ling Liu writes about the term “involution” and how it has entered the popular lexicon in China to describe feelings of burnout, ennui, and despair among the nation’s students and workers.