China Charts New Course for High-Level Opening-Up Ahead of Key CPC Meeting
As China prepares for a pivotal CPC meeting, experts analyze strategies to deepen institutional reforms and global economic integration through high-level opening-up.
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As China prepares for a pivotal CPC meeting, experts analyze strategies to deepen institutional reforms and global economic integration through high-level opening-up.
A global survey reveals 80% approval for China’s economic resilience and role in stabilizing global supply chains, with strong support from young respondents worldwide.
China’s CPC Central Committee to discuss economic strategies and 15th Five-Year Plan at October plenary session, shaping national development priorities.
CPC leadership engages experts to shape China’s economic priorities, with Xi Jinping emphasizing sustainable growth and structural reforms for H2 2024.
China’s anti-involution strategy uses game theory principles to transform destructive market competition into sustainable innovation ecosystems, with global economic implications.
At the China International Supply Chain Expo, experts highlight China’s pivotal role in global supply chains and opportunities for international collaboration.
Wuhu’s third crayfish festival boosts local night economy with diverse flavors and cultural vibrancy, attracting food lovers and investors alike.
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan achieves $11.89 trillion tax revenue through strategic reforms, tech innovation, and global economic integration, per official data.
China implements 10.5 trillion yuan tax cuts (2021-2025) to stimulate economic growth and business innovation, per State Taxation Administration data.
China’s tax revenue is projected to exceed 155 trillion yuan by 2025, with 10.5 trillion in cuts aimed at balancing growth and business support. Key insights from tax authorities.
China’s NDRC allocates 50 million yuan to support flood recovery in Hebei, aiding infrastructure and economic stability.
Wall Street raises China growth forecasts as advanced manufacturing, green energy, and digital innovation drive economic resilience and global investor confidence.
UOB raises China’s growth forecast, citing its robust manufacturing sector and complete industrial chain as key drivers of economic resilience.
China announces enhanced flood prevention measures and free preschool education plan during key State Council meeting chaired by Premier Li Qiang.
China increases fiscal spending by $358B in H1 2025 to boost infrastructure, social welfare, and domestic consumption while stabilizing economic growth.
Chinese private enterprises lead global tech and cultural innovation, driving sustainable development through high-end manufacturing breakthroughs and cross-border collaborations.
China’s economy demonstrates resilience through domestic demand growth and trade diversification, maintaining 5.3% GDP expansion amid global challenges.
Examining the U.S. narrative of China as an economic ‘monster,’ exploring fears over tech exports and the reality behind ‘China Shock 2.0.’
China’s Hainan Free Trade Port will launch island-wide independent customs operations in December 2025, boosting regional trade and economic integration.
China’s non-banking sectors recorded $127.3B in cross-border capital inflows during H1 2025, continuing a growth trend from late 2024, according to official data.