China’s ‘Power Bank’ Role: Fueling Global Economic Growth
Former British Chamber chair Clare Pearson likens China to a ‘power bank’ driving global growth through infrastructure and innovation. Explore the mechanisms behind its economic influence.
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Former British Chamber chair Clare Pearson likens China to a ‘power bank’ driving global growth through infrastructure and innovation. Explore the mechanisms behind its economic influence.
China’s GDP projected to reach 140 trillion yuan by 2025, maintaining 5.5% average growth and 30% global economic contribution under 14th Five-Year Plan.
China’s social financing grows 8.7% in September, signaling economic resilience and policy support amid global challenges.
China’s core inflation rises for fifth consecutive month as consumer market stabilizes, signaling cautious optimism amid global economic shifts.
China’s CPI fell 0.3% in September, reflecting shifting consumer demand and global economic pressures. Insights for investors and policymakers.
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan accelerates green manufacturing reforms, aiming to lead global decarbonization efforts through clean energy expansion and industrial innovation.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasizes economic reforms, innovation, and domestic growth strategies to achieve China’s development goals amid global challenges.
China’s foreign trade grew 4% in the first nine months of 2025, with exports up 7.1% and imports slightly down, according to customs data.
China advances clean energy goals as Hualong One nuclear reactor reaches critical fuel-loading stage, signaling major progress in low-carbon power generation.
Amid U.S. tariff hikes, China’s economy shows resilience with strong growth indicators and international confidence, signaling stability in global trade dynamics.
China’s housing sector achieves record growth with 5B sqm sold, 30M people benefiting from urban renewal projects during 14th Five-Year Plan period.
China’s 8-day holiday sees 2.4B domestic trips, signaling economic resilience and consumer confidence surge. Experts highlight cultural tourism and policy impacts.
China’s National Day holiday saw a surge in travel and consumer spending, highlighting economic resilience and vibrant domestic demand across sectors.
China’s holiday travel surge reveals economic resilience, with 888M domestic trips and 11.5% growth in cross-border travel signaling strong consumer confidence.
China’s ‘super golden week’ holiday sparks nationwide economic revival through cultural innovation and tourism strategies, signaling strong consumer confidence.
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan advances high-level opening-up, driving economic growth and global trade integration through market reforms and international partnerships.
World Bank revises China’s 2025 GDP growth forecast to 4.8%, citing strong exports and manufacturing amid regional economic challenges.
China’s Golden Week holiday saw record-breaking travel and consumption, highlighting economic resilience and robust domestic demand.
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan drives economic resilience, tech innovation, and sustainable growth, contributing 30% annually to global GDP expansion.
China’s extended National Day holiday reveals surging consumer activity and cultural tourism growth, signaling economic resilience through record travel and cultural events.