China Unveils 2026 Strategy to Boost Consumption, Global Trade Ties
China’s Commerce Ministry outlines 2026 plans to stimulate domestic consumption, expand global trade, and attract foreign investment through policy reforms and market upgrades.
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China’s Commerce Ministry outlines 2026 plans to stimulate domestic consumption, expand global trade, and attract foreign investment through policy reforms and market upgrades.
Foreign companies express growing confidence in the Chinese market due to resilient supply chains, supportive policies, and technological advancements, signaling robust economic prospects in 2026.
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China unveils updated 2025 foreign investment catalogue, expanding sectors for overseas capital and emphasizing regional growth strategies.
China’s Hainan Free Trade Port accelerates high-standard opening-up, driving global trade and foreign investment amid economic uncertainties.
China approves 61,207 new foreign firms in 2025, up 16.9%, as high-tech sectors and European investors drive growth despite mixed FDI figures.
Critical deadline passes for TikTok’s US restructuring deal, with global implications for tech governance and cross-border digital trade.
China enhances QFII scheme in 2025, boosting foreign access to its capital markets amid global economic shifts.
China’s 2025 economic reforms prioritize tech and sustainability, attracting global investors despite shifting global dynamics.
China and Germany commit to bolstering multilateral trade and addressing supply chain challenges during high-level talks in Beijing.
China’s forex regulator forecasts increased foreign holdings of yuan assets, citing economic resilience and market reform progress.
China’s Ministry of Commerce announces initiatives to attract more high-quality foreign investment by 2025, aiming to boost economic growth and innovation.
Foreign-funded enterprises are increasingly optimistic about the Chinese mainland’s market and economy, planning deeper engagement in 2025 with major investments gaining traction.
At the WEF Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos, China’s economic strategies were spotlighted as global leaders emphasized its pivotal role in the global economy.
China is set to implement new measures to expand opening up and attract more foreign investment in 2025, focusing on easing market access and optimizing the business environment, according to the Ministry of Commerce.
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.
Tianjin issues its first medical license to a wholly foreign-owned hospital, marking a pivotal step in China’s healthcare openness.
China invites foreign businesses to share in its economic growth, as Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen meets Las Vegas Sands CEO Robert Goldstein to discuss opportunities for mutual development.
China’s top economic planner unveils new guidelines to advance a unified national market, focusing on market access and fair competition, as part of efforts from the Central Economic Work Conference held in December 2024.
China’s National Development and Reform Commission unveiled new guidelines to accelerate the construction of a unified national market, focusing on market access, fair competition, and reducing barriers to foreign investment.