China’s economic troubles are deepening, with one economist warning clients the country is headed for a recession—and could need a U.S.-style bank bailout.“We have never been more worried about China growth,

China’s broad budget expenditure shrank at a faster clip amid an unprecedented drop in income earned by local governments from land sales, an alarming sign for an economy desperately in need of fiscal support.

Despite the challenges, China’s policymakers have seemed unwilling to deploy a stimulus package to jumpstart growth.

A long-running measure of how consumers feel about their finances and the economy has fallen sharply, raising concerns that the government's warning that the Budget will be "painful" has shaken people's confidence.

Rachel Reeves will raise taxes by up to £16 billion in the autumn Budget to avoid inflicting austerity cuts on Britain’s public services, economists are predicting. They believe the Chancellor may hike inheritance tax,