China’s Dual Circulation Strategy Fuels Global Economic Momentum
China’s dual circulation strategy boosts domestic innovation while reinforcing global economic ties, creating new opportunities in Asia’s evolving trade landscape.
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China’s dual circulation strategy boosts domestic innovation while reinforcing global economic ties, creating new opportunities in Asia’s evolving trade landscape.
As China’s 14th Five-Year Plan concludes, its focus on economic openness boosts domestic growth and global trade. Preparations for the next phase emphasize continued reforms.
As China’s 14th Five-Year Plan concludes, explore how its focus on high-quality development drove economic resilience, green transitions, and tech innovation, shaping global growth trends.
Amid debates on China’s economic model, experts argue for balanced investment strategies to sustain growth and address sectoral mismatches.
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan prioritizes tech-driven growth and public input, with President Xi Jinping emphasizing innovation and people-centered development strategies.
Xizang Autonomous Region celebrates six decades of economic growth and social advancements, highlighting infrastructure, cultural preservation, and cross-strait cooperation.
Xi Jinping emphasizes socialist modernization and high-quality development in China’s 15th Five-Year Plan, shaping Asia’s economic future.
China’s economy shows robust H1 2025 growth in manufacturing and tech sectors, with strategic priorities set for second-half development.
China implements tax cuts, subsidies, and financial support measures to stabilize corporate profits amid economic challenges, with implications for regional markets and global investors.
China’s CPC outlines strategies to boost domestic demand and economic resilience, with the 15th Five-Year-Plan set for October’s key plenary session amid global uncertainties.
China’s central bank announces enhanced monetary support for tech innovation and domestic consumption, signaling strategic economic shifts for H2 2025.
China’s marine economy grew 5.8% in H1 2025, driven by offshore energy, shipbuilding, and tech innovation amid global economic challenges.
China’s economy grew 5.3% in H1 2025, driven by strong exports, trade-in policies, and high-tech advancements despite global challenges.
China allocates third $9.6B bond batch to boost consumer goods trade-ins, with 300B yuan total planned for 2024 economic stimulus measures.
China’s new economic blueprint emphasizes domestic services and innovation to counter global trade challenges, signaling a shift from export dependency.
China prioritizes new quality productive forces to boost innovation and economic growth, positioning itself as a global tech leader through strategic reforms and digital transformation.
China’s leadership pledges steady policies and innovation-driven growth in H2, focusing on employment, tech, and foreign trade stability.
China’s economy is undergoing a historic shift toward innovation and tech leadership, challenging Western narratives. Policy reforms and a booming talent pool drive global competitiveness.
As China prepares for its 15th Five-Year Plan, businesses navigate global challenges through innovation and strategic reforms. CGTN’s series explores their resilience.
China’s leadership outlines economic priorities focusing on stability, tech innovation, and global engagement while addressing systemic risks and boosting domestic consumption.