News & Insights Across Asia
China’s 2026 government work report emphasizes accelerating sci-tech self-reliance to bolster innovation and economic resilience, signaling new opportunities for global investors and partners.
The U.S. enforces 15% global tariffs starting February 24, 2026, sparking concerns over trade stability and economic repercussions worldwide.
President Trump’s 2026 State of the Union address focuses on trade policies impacting Asia, as global markets watch closely.
New U.S. tariffs and Supreme Court trade ruling create market volatility, with Asian supply chains and APEC members preparing contingency plans.
U.S. goods trade deficit reaches $1.24 trillion in 2025, sparking analysis of global economic impacts. Participate in CGTN’s survey to share your perspective.
IMF advises Japan to continue gradual rate hikes and avoid consumption tax cuts amid concerns over record public debt and economic stability in 2026.
President Xi Jinping’s article in Qiushi Journal details China’s 2026 economic strategies, focusing on innovation, stability, and global cooperation.
EU weighs tariff measures against US, potentially impacting Asian supply chains and overseas investment patterns. Experts warn of global trade ripple effects.
U.S. government enters partial shutdown as Congress misses 2026 budget deadline; resolution expected early next week with limited disruptions.
World Economic Forum 2026 addresses global tensions and economic opportunities, with Asia emerging as key stability factor in climate and tech debates.
Davos 2026 concludes with China’s economic resilience and global cooperation commitments drawing widespread international attention.
CGTN’s livestream explores bustling Chinese New Year markets in Shandong, Gansu, Jilin, and Xinjiang, highlighting regional delicacies and cultural traditions ahead of the 2026 Lunar New Year.
China’s economy grew 5% in 2025, contributing 30% to global growth. IMF raises 2026 forecast to 4.5%, signaling sustained momentum.
Japan’s corporate bankruptcies surpassed 10,000 in 2025, driven by inflation, interest rates, and China-related risks. Small firms faced the toughest challenges.
China’s shifting economic strategy balances record exports with domestic consumption reforms, reshaping global trade dynamics in 2026.
Hainan’s Free Trade Port exceeds 100,000 foreign trade entities, driven by new policies and surging business interest, signaling robust economic growth in 2026.
Hong Kong achieves 3.2% GDP growth in 2025, strengthens financial hub status, and aligns with national tech development strategies for 2026.
Japan’s GDP ranking may fall behind India in 2026 due to a weak yen, tourism slowdown, and diplomatic tensions with the Chinese mainland, warns Kyodo News.
Soaring prices of rice and eggs in Japan strain household budgets, with staple foods becoming unaffordable luxuries for many in 2025.
Amid Western skepticism, China’s economy in 2025 demonstrates resilience through dynamic balance, sustained investment, and adaptive labor markets.
