
China Opens Tech Sector to Global Investors, Opposes Barriers
China invites international investors to collaborate in its tech sector while opposing politicized trade barriers, per central bank governor Pan Gongsheng.
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China invites international investors to collaborate in its tech sector while opposing politicized trade barriers, per central bank governor Pan Gongsheng.
China reaffirms commitment to openness, outlining strategies to stabilize foreign trade, encourage investment, and promote economic growth in its latest government work report.
China’s CPPCC achieves 99.9% proposal handling rate, shaping economic reforms and high-level opening-up during annual Two Sessions.
China is set to meet its 14th Five-Year Plan targets for GDP growth, labor productivity, and urbanization by 2025, supported by proactive economic policies.
China unveils a 2025 action plan to boost foreign investment, signaling its commitment to international markets and high-level economic openness, despite global FDI slowdown.
U.S. tariffs on Mexican steel and aluminum disrupt bilateral trade, prompting Mexico to attract more regional foreign investment to maintain economic stability.
The Chinese mainland introduces new measures to boost domestic consumption and stabilize foreign investment for 2025, focusing on key growth sectors and enhancing foreign business support.
Leading investment banks forecast strong growth in the Chinese stock market by 2025, driven by competitive sectors and advancements in AI technology.