China’s Foreign Minister: Tech Blockades Spark Innovation
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi asserts that tech blockades by the US will fuel China’s innovation, emphasizing shared scientific wealth and warning against self-isolation.
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XPeng Chair He Xiaopeng Sees Big Opportunities in Low-Altitude Economy and Smart Driving
XPeng Chairman He Xiaopeng highlights the potential of the low-altitude economy and smart driving in advancing the Chinese mainland’s tech landscape.
Driving the Future: CITIC Capital Chairman Discusses Growth Strategies for the Chinese Mainland
Zhang Yichen, Chairman of CITIC Capital, shares insights on boosting consumer spending, financial reforms, and investment strategies to drive long-term growth in the Chinese mainland.
NPC Deputy Urges Greater Support for AI in Manufacturing at Two Sessions
National People’s Congress Deputy Wu Hanqi and CITIC Heavy Industries chairman emphasize the need for increased support in AI development to revolutionize China’s manufacturing sector during the Two Sessions meetings.
China’s Trade Hits 6.54 Trillion Yuan in Early 2025, Exports Grow
China’s foreign trade reached 6.54 trillion yuan in the first two months of 2025, with exports growing by 3.4% despite a slight overall decline.
China Unveils New Policies to Secure 5% GDP Growth by 2025
China is set to implement stronger financial and consumption policies to achieve its 5% GDP growth target by 2025, demonstrating economic resilience amidst global uncertainties.
China Poised to Lower Reserve Ratios and Interest Rates in 2025 to Boost Economy
China’s central bank governor announces plans to cut reserve requirement ratios and interest rates in 2025 to enhance economic growth and support innovation.
China Rolls Out Interest Subsidies to Stimulate Consumer Spending
China introduces new interest subsidy policies to reduce financial burdens on consumers and businesses, aiming to boost consumption in key sectors.
China Accuses US of Using Fentanyl Issue to Justify Tariffs
China criticizes the US for imposing tariffs on Chinese goods under the pretext of fentanyl concerns, labeling it an unjustified move and announcing countermeasures.
Cambridge Economist: Trump’s Tariffs Unlikely to Hurt China or Boost US
Cambridge economist Jostein Hauge states that Trump’s tariffs are unlikely to significantly impact China’s economy or serve as an effective boost for the US, highlighting China’s diversified trade partnerships.