News & Insights Across Asia
China reaffirms its status as a premier destination for foreign investment, attracting global attention with robust economic growth and strategic policies despite global challenges.
China’s State Council has released an action plan with 24 measures to boost opening up and attract foreign investment, emphasizing the creation of an internationalized business environment and expanded market access.
Thai Chamber of Commerce in China expresses optimism about new investment opportunities following China’s ‘Two Sessions.’ Vice President Saravoot Yoovidhya highlights policy goals that favor foreign investors.
China’s top economic officials hold a press conference during the National People’s Congress in Beijing, addressing key issues on development, finance, commerce, and securities.
China introduces new policies to attract foreign investment, enhancing its business environment and signaling a commitment to deeper global economic integration.
China unexpectedly reduces its key mortgage rate by 25 basis points to 3.95%, aiming to stimulate the economy, lower borrowing costs, and support the real estate market.
Following Taiwan’s recent election, the Chinese mainland signals potential changes to ECFA tariff concessions amid concerns over unequal trade benefits and restrictions imposed by Taiwan authorities.
China’s Commerce Minister Wang Wentao outlines new strategies for high-quality commerce development, focusing on innovation, openness, and sustainability to propel the nation’s economic growth.
China’s dedication to openness and globalization shapes its economy and impacts individuals. Henry Wang Huiyao shares insights on the nation’s reforms and global role.
China’s leadership announces a 31-point plan to bolster the private sector, aiming to boost economic growth and restore confidence among entrepreneurs amid challenges and skepticism.
China’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are undergoing significant reforms aimed at enhancing efficiency and competitiveness, balancing state control with market principles to bolster the economy.
China introduces targeted measures to stabilize its real estate sector amid challenges of debt, weak demand, and falling prices, aiming to promote healthy development and meet residents’ housing needs.
China’s renewed emphasis on ‘common prosperity’ has sparked global discussion. Is it about wealth for a few or uniform equality? Expert R.L. Kuhn explores the true meaning behind the concept.
China’s NDRC has set up a dedicated bureau to promote private economy development, signaling a commitment to improving the business environment and boosting private sector confidence.