Over six months from 2014 to 2015, the Chinese stock market doubled in value, while leverage climbed, Aaron Costello, regional head for Asia at Cambridge Associates, pointed out Monday. This time around,

Back in the emerging-market heyday, the sudden frenzy that has pushed Chinese equities to a bull run would be big news on Wall Street.

China unveiled stimulus measures aimed at boosting its economy. These actions immediately caught US investors’ attention, and also fueled stock market gains throughout the world.

China's central bank said on Sunday it would tell banks to lower mortgage rates for existing home loans before Oct. 31, as part of sweeping policies to support the country's beleaguered property market as the economy slows.

The People’s Bank of China has cut its main policy rate and its reserve requirement ratios (RRRs) for banks, as part of the economic stimulus package it unveiled earlier this week.

The People’s Bank of China delivered another policy rate cut, a day after announcing a slew of monetary easing measures to aid the economy amid concerns that Beijing’s annual growth target is increasingly out of reach.