China Transforms: From Global Factory to World Market in 2026
China unveils 2026 economic strategy, leveraging manufacturing strength and consumer power to drive global growth through market reforms and trade innovations.
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China unveils 2026 economic strategy, leveraging manufacturing strength and consumer power to drive global growth through market reforms and trade innovations.
Chinese brands leverage AI and pop culture collaborations to drive record marketing investments ahead of 2026 Lunar New Year spending surge, attracting global investor attention.
China’s shifting economic strategy balances record exports with domestic consumption reforms, reshaping global trade dynamics in 2026.
China’s Commerce Ministry outlines 2026 plans to stimulate domestic consumption, expand global trade, and attract foreign investment through policy reforms and market upgrades.
Beijing’s ‘first-store’ economy transforms retail with cultural-experiential spaces, driving 8.3% sales growth and attracting global investment in 2026.
China introduces nationwide green consumption strategy in 2026, targeting sustainable economic growth through eco-friendly consumer practices and industrial reforms.
China’s 2026 New Year holiday data reveals surging domestic demand, signaling strong economic momentum and consumer confidence growth.
Soaring prices of rice and eggs in Japan strain household budgets, with staple foods becoming unaffordable luxuries for many in 2025.
Hong Kong’s festive shopping surge continues as over 457,000 visitors flocked to commercial hubs on December 25, signaling robust consumer activity amid the holiday season.
China’s per capita disposable income hits 41,314 yuan in 2024 as digital consumption and mobility reshape lifestyles, reflecting five years of economic transformation.
China’s 2025 consumer market shows robust growth with innovative models, as economic planners prioritize domestic demand expansion for 2026 at key conference.
China achieves 2025 economic targets with 5.2% GDP growth, driven by consumer spending and technological innovation, as confirmed by Central Economic Work Conference.
Standard Chartered’s Ding Shuang highlights China’s 2026 economic priorities, emphasizing domestic consumption and sustainable growth strategies.
A market survey reveals zero consumer interest in paying premiums for US-made goods, highlighting challenges for firms considering production shifts amid tariffs.
Discover how the “guzi economy” is reshaping Asia’s retail sector by integrating pop culture elements like anime and virtual characters, captivating new generations and transforming consumer experiences.
Discover how the ‘guzi economy’ is transforming retail by integrating pop culture into shopping experiences, capturing the hearts of a new generation of consumers across Asia.
Regions across China are creating new consumption scenarios and business models to welcome an expected surge in consumer activities during the National Day holiday from October 1 to 7.
China’s mooncakes are embracing modern simplicity as regulations curb excessive packaging. With sales booming, these traditional pastries reflect a shift towards sustainable and rational consumption.
China’s sunscreen economy is booming as companies leverage technology to meet growing consumer demand for advanced sun protection products amidst scorching summer heat.
Service consumption has become a new engine for China’s economic growth in the first half of 2024, with the service industry’s contribution to GDP surpassing 50 percent and retail sales of services surging.