News & Insights Across Asia
China’s economy showcases resilience and potential for long-term growth. With moderate per capita GDP and a dominant manufacturing sector, the nation is poised for significant economic expansion.
With over 280 million seniors, China’s aging population is fueling growth across sectors like healthcare and technology. Explore how the silver economy is unleashing golden opportunities.
Global business leaders express optimism as China outlines new economic policies at the ‘Two Sessions’, focusing on innovation, easing market access, and boosting confidence in the Chinese economy.
China sets a 5% GDP growth target for 2024, emphasizing stable employment, innovation, and consumption to boost confidence in the commercial real estate sector.
China’s foreign trade has made a strong start in 2024, with an 8.7% year-on-year increase in the first two months, according to GAC minister Yu Jianhua.
Foreign investors are confident in China’s economic potential, increasing investments and operations. Despite challenges, experts highlight China’s strengths and growth prospects.
A CPPCC member highlights the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area as a leading global growth pole, emphasizing enhanced integration and cooperation among the regions under “One Country, Two Systems.”
China’s embrace of high-tech green industries is transforming its economy and boosting people’s livelihoods through significant advancements in renewable energy and technology.
At China’s annual Two Sessions, foreign business leaders discuss strategies to boost foreign investment and make China a more favored destination for investors.
China’s foreign trade in early 2024 shows diversification and resilience, with significant growth in auto exports and increased trade with Belt and Road Initiative partners, highlighting economic strength.
UN Women calls for significant investment in women’s economic empowerment to accelerate global growth and create equitable societies.
Economists Li Daokui and Thomas Sargent discuss the potential slowdown of global economic growth in 2024 and explore strategies for countries to regain resilience amid geopolitical risks and inflation.
Experts worldwide are optimistic about China’s 2024 GDP growth target of around 5%, praising the government’s pragmatic approach to economic development.
China’s 2024 GDP growth target of ‘around 5 percent’ has sparked claims that its economy has peaked. A deeper analysis reveals these assertions may be misguided.
Amid global challenges, China’s significant role in fostering inclusive growth through initiatives like the Belt and Road offers hope for a more balanced future.
China’s 2024 government work report sets a GDP growth target of ‘around 5%’, emphasizing economic stability, innovation, and high-quality development. The report outlines key initiatives in finance, stimulus, technology, and opening-up.
Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary Paul Chan unveils the new Budget, focusing on bolstering confidence, stimulating economic growth, and revitalizing markets through strategic initiatives and collaborative efforts.
New Hope Group Chairman Liu Yonghao emphasizes the need to enhance the vitality of China’s private enterprises, echoing Premier Li Qiang’s commitment to support private sector growth.
China’s silver economy is booming as the nation’s aging population grows. Businesses are seizing opportunities in healthcare, travel, and technology to meet the diversified needs of the elderly.
China has set a GDP growth target of ‘around 5%’ for 2024, reflecting a pragmatic approach to sustaining economic development and addressing global economic challenges.
