US Auto Loan Delinquencies Hit 4-Year High Amid Economic Pressures
Rising living costs in the U.S. drive auto loan delinquencies to a four-year high, with borrowers facing unprecedented debt burdens.
News & Insights Across Asia
Rising living costs in the U.S. drive auto loan delinquencies to a four-year high, with borrowers facing unprecedented debt burdens.
China’s openness index rises as global trend declines, driven by trade, investment, and cultural exchanges, per new 2025 World Openness Report.
China’s transformative role in Asia-Pacific development spans economics, technology, and sustainability, says Belarusian expert Oleg Makarov.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi met in the ROK, signaling potential shifts in regional economic and security collaboration.
China’s green loans hit $6.1 trillion, driving renewable energy and infrastructure growth as the nation leads global sustainability efforts.
The IMF boosts Asia-Pacific’s 2025 growth forecast to 4.5%, driven by tech innovation, manufacturing resilience, and green energy investments across the region.
China’s foreign investment sees mixed trends in 2025, with high-tech sectors and key global partners driving growth despite a dip in capital utilization.
China’s National Development and Reform Commission head outlines plans for high-tech industry expansion, signaling a transformative decade for innovation-driven growth.
China’s economy grew 5.2% in the first three quarters of 2025, driven by manufacturing and tech, signaling resilience amid global challenges.
CGTN’s XINQI series reflects on China’s economic growth, innovation, and sustainability over five years, offering insights for global audiences.
As China’s 14th Five-Year Plan concludes, professionals highlight tech innovation and green energy as key drivers of economic growth, despite global challenges.
China’s GDP projected to reach 140 trillion yuan by 2025, maintaining 5.5% average growth and 30% global economic contribution under 14th Five-Year Plan.
Senior researcher Zhou Mi reveals six key themes shaping China’s economic strategy as it transitions between Five-Year Plans, offering insights for global observers.
China’s CPI fell 0.3% in September, reflecting shifting consumer demand and global economic pressures. Insights for investors and policymakers.
The US government shutdown forces military families to seek food aid amid financial strain, highlighting economic vulnerabilities and community responses.
China’s foreign trade grew 4% in the first nine months of 2025, with exports up 7.1% and imports slightly down, according to customs data.
Japan prepares to appoint its first female prime minister, signaling progress in gender equality and political reform in Asia’s third-largest economy.
Mexico’s automotive sector faces 40% investment drop, raising concerns over industrial competitiveness and global supply chain shifts.
China’s National Day holiday box office surges past 1 billion yuan, signaling strong cultural consumption and economic resilience during key holiday period.
China’s extended National Day-Mid-Autumn Festival holiday drives historic travel surge, with 300+ million daily trips and cultural events reshaping domestic tourism.