China Highlights Economic Vision in Landmark Two Sessions Work Report
China’s Two Sessions unveils a comprehensive work report detailing economic priorities, domestic reforms, and strategies for global stability amidst uncertainties.
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China’s Two Sessions unveils a comprehensive work report detailing economic priorities, domestic reforms, and strategies for global stability amidst uncertainties.
Escalating tariffs between the U.S. and Canada disrupt supply chains, sparking debates on economic resilience and trade policy adjustments.
Top Chinese officials outline economic priorities and reforms at the NPC press conference, emphasizing growth stabilization and global partnerships.
U.S. tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico spark concerns over economic repercussions and consumer costs as experts warn of unintended consequences.
China’s government work report reaffirms commitment to economic openness, emphasizing reforms to boost global investor confidence amid external challenges.
China pledges to strengthen the public sector and boost the private economy through comprehensive reforms and supportive policies in its latest government work report.
China’s latest government report outlines measures to stabilize the real estate sector, mitigate local government debts, and strengthen financial institutions for sustainable growth.
China plans to allocate 735 billion yuan to effective investment, leveraging government instruments to support national development strategies.
China’s annual political meetings begin with focus on boosting domestic consumption to drive economic growth, as experts outline policy expectations.
Wall Street tumbles as Trump enacts 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, sparking market volatility and regional currency declines.
China imposes retaliatory tariffs on US agricultural imports and restricts 10 American firms amid escalating bilateral trade tensions.
China’s two sessions are set to unveil growth targets and modernization policies, guiding the nation’s future direction. Experts analyze expected proposals.
China reaffirms its commitment to data privacy and security, emphasizing adherence to the law and opposing the politicization of economic and technological issues.
China’s top priority is supporting the development of private enterprises through determined policy measures, says UBS economist Ning Zhang. Expect more legislative progress to bolster the private sector.
Argentina’s President Javier Milei is advancing his economic program by removing tariffs on electric vehicle imports, aiming to curb inflation and deregulate the economy.
China has released its 2025 roadmap, highlighting key priorities for deepening rural reforms and achieving comprehensive rural revitalization, signaling the government’s focus areas for the year.
Indian scholar K. J. Joseph warns that U.S. reciprocal tariffs on steel and aluminum imports will harm the U.S. economy more than exporters in India, potentially fueling inflation and disrupting global trade.
U.S. President Trump’s new reciprocal tariffs may limit consumer choices and hinder globalization, warns Indian trade expert S. Parameswaran.
China’s State Council, led by Premier Li Qiang, outlines strategies to enhance trade in services, boost services consumption, and improve NEV power battery recycling.
China’s economy meets its 5% growth target despite global challenges, driven by robust private sector and strategic stimulus measures.