
China’s Investment Appeal: Global Leaders Weigh In at Qingdao Summit
Global leaders gathered at the Qingdao Multinationals Summit to explore China’s investment potential, highlighting innovation and market opportunities.
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Global leaders gathered at the Qingdao Multinationals Summit to explore China’s investment potential, highlighting innovation and market opportunities.
The U.S. Federal Reserve maintains interest rates amid inflation fears linked to trade tensions and Middle East conflicts, impacting global markets.
China’s May 2025 economic data highlights resilience in consumption and exports, with tech innovation driving new growth opportunities amid global challenges.
China’s economy shows stable 5.8% industrial growth in May, driven by manufacturing recovery and emerging sectors, per NBS data.
China’s retail sales surged 6.4% in May, driven by holiday spending and policy measures, signaling strong consumer confidence and economic resilience.
China reports 5.8% industrial growth and 4.2% retail sales increase in May 2025, signaling steady economic recovery amid global uncertainties.
China’s trade with Central Asia surges 116% since 2013, driven by agricultural imports and infrastructure, as leaders prepare for key Astana summit.
China and the U.S. agree to enhance trade dialogue and address economic concerns, while China approves rare earth export licenses, balancing global demand with regulatory compliance.
ECB President Christine Lagarde warns escalating tariff threats are undermining global economic stability and growth, urging cooperative solutions.
China’s unique financial development model combines market innovation with socialist principles, offering lessons for global economic stability and growth.
U.S. and China reach provisional trade framework, but implementation doubts persist amid geopolitical tensions and historical precedents.
Despite tariff tensions, US firms rely on China’s supply chain as restocking surges post Geneva trade talks, highlighting global dependency.
China and US resume high-level trade talks, aiming to stabilize economic relations and address key friction points in technology and supply chains.
China’s May CPI slips 0.1% amid weak consumer demand, while PPI decline accelerates to 2.8%, signaling industrial deflation pressures.
High-stakes China-U.S. trade talks begin in London, focusing on economic cooperation and global market stability. Key discussions include tariffs and tech policies.
China’s CPI dipped 0.1% in May, signaling cautious consumer demand. Analysts weigh in on economic resilience amid global uncertainties.
Trump’s rift with Elon Musk raises concerns over US policy stability and its potential impact on Asian markets and cross-strait investments.
Despite global economic headwinds, China’s trade and manufacturing sectors show resilience, with rising foreign investment and robust infrastructure growth.
Australia’s Q1 2025 GDP growth slowed to 0.2%, below forecasts, as household spending and exports weakened, impacting regional economic dynamics.
OECD lowers 2025 global growth forecast to 2.9%, citing trade tensions and economic uncertainty, with the U.S. expected to see slower growth.