
China Eyes 5% GDP Growth in 2025, Cites Economic Strength
China remains confident in achieving its 5% GDP growth target for 2025, citing institutional strengths and market potential to bolster economic resilience.
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China remains confident in achieving its 5% GDP growth target for 2025, citing institutional strengths and market potential to bolster economic resilience.
China announces a 5% GDP growth target for 2025, emphasizing tech innovation & sustainable reforms to balance economic expansion.
China’s push to expand domestic demand under the 14th Five-Year Plan drives infrastructure, tech, and rural investment, fostering economic resilience and global investor interest.
Discover how TEMU, owned by PDD Holdings, achieved explosive growth to become the world’s most downloaded shopping app in 2024.
US President Trump and British Prime Minister Starmer discuss Ukraine support and a new trade deal, with significant implications for Asia’s economic and geopolitical landscape.
Celebrating six years since its inception, China’s Greater Bay Area has evolved into a global economic powerhouse, showcasing remarkable growth and regional integration.
“Ne Zha 2” has achieved a historic milestone by earning over 10 billion yuan in just two weeks, showcasing the film’s significant impact on China’s entertainment economy.
China’s booming consumption market offers significant cooperation opportunities for countries worldwide, signaling economic recovery and growth.
The resurgence of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum in 2025 raises questions about the future of global trade and its impact on Asian markets.
An in-depth analysis of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, exploring their impact on the American and global economies.
Deutsche Bank highlights China’s robust economic growth and increasing competitiveness, suggesting global investors should seize the overlooked opportunities in Asian markets.
Goldman Sachs has raised its economic growth forecasts for the Chinese mainland in 2024 and 2025, citing recent pro-growth measures and policy shifts.
Cities across the Chinese mainland are easing COVID-19 measures, marking a hopeful return to normalcy. Adjustments aim to protect health while minimizing impacts on daily life and the economy.