
China’s April Data Signals Strong Economic Momentum
China’s April economic indicators reveal broad-based growth in infrastructure, tech innovation, and consumption, signaling sustained recovery momentum.
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China’s April economic indicators reveal broad-based growth in infrastructure, tech innovation, and consumption, signaling sustained recovery momentum.
German Chamber of Commerce reports sustained business confidence in China, with firms increasing investments to secure long-term market presence.
China’s economy shows resilience with 5.4% Q1 GDP growth as leadership outlines strategic policy moves to sustain momentum.
China’s CPI decline narrows to 0.1% in March as consumption-boosting policies show early effectiveness, with core inflation rebounding to 0.5% growth.
Apple’s stock drops 23% amid U.S. tariff fears, loses market value lead to Microsoft as supply chain vulnerabilities surface.
U.S. stocks plummet as White House confirms tariff hikes on Chinese goods, sparking fears of economic repercussions in Asia and beyond.
Chinese shares open sharply lower Monday as Shanghai Composite drops 4.46% and Shenzhen Component plunges 5.96%, signaling market uncertainty.
Genetic testing firm 23andMe files for bankruptcy amid data security concerns and customer attrition, signaling challenges for consumer biotech.
As the 2025 China Development Forum spotlights the nation’s economic resilience, global investors eye opportunities driven by innovation and policy support.
China’s January-February industrial, retail, and investment figures surpass forecasts, signaling economic resilience amid global challenges.
Gold prices reach new record highs driven by safe-haven demand amid US tariff concerns and a weakening dollar.
China’s first-tier cities saw a 0.1% rise in home prices in January, signaling market stabilization and narrowing year-on-year declines across various city tiers.
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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.