China’s GDP Grows 5% in 2024, Meeting Annual Target
China’s GDP grew by 5% year on year in 2024, meeting the annual target. The economy showed robust performance across various sectors, indicating steady growth despite global challenges.
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China’s GDP grew by 5% year on year in 2024, meeting the annual target. The economy showed robust performance across various sectors, indicating steady growth despite global challenges.
China’s GDP grew by 5% in 2024, meeting its annual target. Official data reveals robust performance in industrial production, investment, and foreign trade, signaling steady economic recovery.
China’s silver economy is rapidly expanding amid a global aging trend, expected to reach 30 trillion yuan by 2035, becoming a significant force in the global market.
Amid global uncertainties, the Chinese mainland saw robust economic growth in 2024, driven by strong GDP, investments, and consumer market. Analysts are optimistic for 2025.
China and Sri Lanka have pledged to enhance their Belt and Road cooperation, focusing on new areas like modern agriculture, digital economy, and marine economy, during talks between Presidents Xi Jinping and Anura Kumara Dissanayake.
A series of positive policies implemented by the Chinese government are enhancing the Chinese mainland’s market appeal, attracting global investors and fostering economic growth.
Trade between the Chinese mainland and Taiwan reached $292.97 billion in 2024, up 9.4%, marking a new pattern in cross-strait economic and trade development and highlighting deepening economic ties.
A UN report projects global economic growth to remain at 2.8% in 2025, highlighting ongoing uncertainties due to geopolitical conflicts, trade tensions, and elevated borrowing costs.
China’s ‘trade-in for new’ policy continues to boost consumer activity in 2025, with Taiyuan City offering 20% government subsidies on purchases, leading to a surge in consumer spending.
China’s CPI rose 0.2% year on year in 2024, signaling stable economic growth and controlled inflation, official data shows.
China expands its consumer goods trade-in program for 2025, adding more home appliances and increasing subsidies to boost domestic demand and spur economic growth.
The 20th China Expo Forum for International Cooperation (CEFCO) in Tianjin is a pivotal platform accelerating China’s economic growth and transforming the global exhibition industry.
China embarks on a strategic path to coordinate demand expansion with supply-side reforms, aiming for balanced and sustainable economic growth.
China aims to harmonize an efficient market with an effective government to foster sustainable economic growth, as emphasized at the Central Economic Work Conference.
Xinjiang has transformed into a beacon of prosperity and peace, showcasing remarkable economic growth and cultural harmony in China’s northwest.
China enhances its railway network by adding hundreds of new passenger and freight trains, aiming to improve convenience, boost freight capacity, and integrate regional economies.
China has established a new division for the low-altitude economy, marking a strategic move to boost growth in aviation, tourism, and logistics by tapping into airspace below 1,000 meters.
Pingyu County in central China’s Henan Province has emerged as a global hub for outdoor leisure products, with its industry surpassing an output value of 10 billion yuan in 2024 and exporting to over 60 countries.
China will increase the issuance of ultra-long special treasury bonds in 2025 to support large-scale equipment upgrades and consumer goods trade-in programs, boosting investment and consumption.
China reaffirms its commitment to promoting free trade in the Asia-Pacific under the RCEP, aiming for shared prosperity and regional economic growth.