News & Insights Across Asia
Is China dumping obsolete capacity or contributing to global growth? This article explores China’s role in the global market, addressing allegations of overcapacity and examining advancements in clean energy.
Asian economies are advancing regional integration, emerging as a stabilizing force in the turbulent global economy, according to the Asian Economic Outlook and Integration Progress Annual Report 2024.
At the China Development Forum 2024 in Beijing, global experts expressed optimism about China’s continued growth, highlighting opportunities for global economic development.
With global GDP growth slowing, China’s roadmap for high-quality growth and openness offers hope for economic recovery, as discussed by World Bank VP Manuela V. Ferro.
Despite global challenges, China’s economy grows by 5.2% in 2023, defying skeptics and contributing significantly to world economic growth.
China’s economy continues its steady growth, defying Western pessimistic predictions and global pressures, with GDP expanding by about 5% annually and increasing its share of the world economy.
For nearly two decades, Western experts have predicted the Chinese mainland’s economic collapse. Yet, China’s economy continues to grow, challenging these pessimistic forecasts.
China’s economic growth in 2023 has surged, boosting global prosperity through increased manufacturing, exports, and sustainable initiatives, benefiting nations worldwide.
The OECD forecasts a moderate rebound for China’s economy in 2024 and 2025, positioning it as a key contributor to global growth amid a resilient but uneven global economic landscape.
Amid global economic uncertainties, China continues to drive global growth through high-quality development, technological innovation, and a commitment to sustainability.
China’s whole-process people’s democracy blends socialism, democracy, and meritocracy, driving unprecedented economic growth and lifting 800 million people out of poverty.
Former Belgian Prime Minister Yves Leterme highlights China’s pivotal role in global economic growth and its commitment to multilateralism for a balanced world.
China demonstrates economic resilience with a 5.2% GDP growth in the first nine months, defying global downturns. Consumer spending and industrial output drive optimism for meeting annual growth targets.
American economist Nick Vyas highlights China’s accelerating economic recovery and its vital contribution to global growth, emphasizing the country’s digital transformation and commitment to green economies.
