China’s Consumer Prices Hit 0.8% Growth in December, Fastest Since 2023
China’s consumer prices rose 0.8% year-on-year in December 2025, the fastest growth since March 2023, driven by food costs and policy measures to boost domestic demand.
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Hainan Free Trade Port Forges Strategic Partnerships with Global Hubs
Hainan Free Trade Port strengthens ties with Hong Kong, Singapore, and Dubai, focusing on collaboration to boost regional economic growth in 2026.
China Kicks Off 2026 with Record Tourism Surge as New Trends Emerge
China’s tourism market surges 58% year-on-year during New Year holidays, driven by experiential travel trends and government initiatives to boost domestic consumption.
Hainan’s Tropical Revolution: Global Fruit Hub Transforms Agriculture in 2025
Hainan emerges as a global tropical fruit hub in 2025, driven by innovative trade policies and sustainable farming, reshaping Asia’s agricultural economy.
U.S. Tariffs Reshape Asia’s Board Game Industry in 2025
Rising U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports are disrupting Asia’s tabletop gaming industry, affecting production costs and consumer prices across global markets.
Yangpu Port Emerges as Smart Hub of Hainan Free Trade Port in 2025
Yangpu Port drives Hainan’s Free Trade Port with smart systems and 58 global routes, boosting trade efficiency and regional connectivity in 2025.
Hainan’s Crossroads: Innovation and Talent in Focus as Customs Reform Advances
Hainan’s special customs operations launch sparks focus on talent, innovation, and policy execution as the island aims to transform into a global trade hub in 2025.
Hainan Free Trade Port Launches Thursday, Reshaping Regional Trade
Hainan Province launches Free Trade Port on Dec 19, 2025, positioning itself as Asia’s new trade hub with innovative economic policies and investment opportunities.
Hong Kong Rises as Competitive Alternative to US Markets in 2025
Hong Kong’s 2025 surge in listings positions it as a top alternative to US markets, says MarcumAsia’s Drew Bernstein in a CGTN interview.
China and Singapore Strengthen BRI, Innovation Ties in 2025
China and Singapore deepen collaboration on Belt and Road projects and innovation during high-level meetings in Chongqing, pledging to boost regional stability in 2025.
CPC Charts 2026 Economic Strategy, Emphasizes Law-Based Governance
CPC leadership outlines 2026 economic priorities and law-based governance reforms, signaling stability and innovation-driven growth for Asia’s markets.
Trump Announces 25% Tariffs on Japan, South Korea
U.S. President Donald Trump announces 25% tariffs on Japan and South Korea, effective August 1, escalating trade tensions in Asia.
US Tariff Policies: Unseen Economic Ripples Across Asia
Analysis reveals how US tariff policies reshape Asian supply chains, create market uncertainties, and drive new economic partnerships across the region.
U.S. Tariffs Drive Record Trade Deficit, GDP Drop: Analysis
U.S. tariffs spark record trade deficit and first GDP contraction in three years, with implications for Asian economies.
China’s January CPI Rises 0.5% on Holiday Shopping Boost
China’s consumer price index (CPI) rose by 0.5% year on year in January, driven by increased holiday spending, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
An Economic Balancing Act: Optimizing Resource Allocation
Exploring how Asian economies are optimizing resource allocation to achieve sustainable and equitable growth in a complex global landscape.
RCEP: Embracing Multilateralism Amid Global Protectionism
RCEP emerges as the world’s largest free trade agreement, uniting nations across Asia-Pacific to promote open trade and multilateral cooperation amidst rising global protectionism.
Tianjin Port: Pioneering Innovation in Global Maritime Trade
Tianjin Port is revolutionizing global maritime trade through intelligent operations and logistics, establishing itself as a major player in the global landscape.
Global Manufacturing Contracts for Fifth Consecutive Month, Asia Shows Resilience
Global manufacturing activities contracted for the fifth consecutive month in August, with PMI at 48.9. Asia remains resilient with PMI above 50, while Europe and Americas struggle below 50.
China’s Manufacturing PMI Falls to 49.1 in August, Signaling Continued Contraction
China’s manufacturing PMI fell to 49.1 in August from 49.4 in July, indicating continued contraction in the sector, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.