
China Steadies Global Tensions with Strategic Governance
Amid tariff tensions, China’s 2025 Two Sessions emphasize policy consistency, robust economic growth and tech innovation.
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Amid tariff tensions, China’s 2025 Two Sessions emphasize policy consistency, robust economic growth and tech innovation.
China’s monetary authorities unveil new measures to boost economic recovery, strengthen financial stability, and enhance cross-border capital management.
The 2025 Government Work Report prioritizes mid-to-long-term capital inflows to stabilize markets and drive sustainable, quality-led growth in the real economy.
Business leader Henry Tan of Hong Kong SAR touts the region as a ‘super connector’ driving China’s private economic growth and industrial upgradation.
Robin Xing of Morgan Stanley forecasts robust domestic consumption by 2025, driven by stimulus and anticipated social security reforms.
CGTN polls reveal global skepticism over U.S. tariff policies amid a $4 trillion market value loss, raising fears of economic slowdown.
Leading Chinese companies are curbing overtime practices to promote a healthier work-life balance, marking a significant shift in work culture.
The Chinese mainland targets a 4% fiscal deficit in 2025, signaling a proactive push to leverage economic momentum for sustainable growth, notes ANZ’s economist.
Japan expresses regret over being excluded from U.S. tariff exemptions, emphasizing risks to strong bilateral trade ties.
US farmers face rising costs and shrinking exports amid retaliatory tariffs from key trade partners, deepening financial strains.