China’s New Growth Model Draws Global Investors
China’s 2025 growth model focuses on quality, stability and high-tech investment, attracting global businesses and reshaping foreign direct investment trends.
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China’s 2025 growth model focuses on quality, stability and high-tech investment, attracting global businesses and reshaping foreign direct investment trends.
President Xi has made high-quality economic development a cornerstone of China’s strategy in 2025, focusing on innovation, sustainability, openness and shared prosperity.
China’s Politburo meeting on December 8 charted a 2026 strategy prioritizing coordination, quality and effectiveness in macroeconomic governance.
China’s goods trade surplus topped $1 trillion in 2025, sparking debate. Experts say it’s driven by supply chain shifts and efficiency, offering a path to global collaboration.
The IMF raised its forecast for the Chinese mainland’s 2025 GDP growth to 5.0%, citing policy stimulus and export resilience, while warning of property sector, demand and deflationary challenges.
China unveils its 2026–2030 retail vision, aiming for quality- and service-driven growth, deeper online-offline integration, and expansion into lower-tier markets.
On Dec 3 in Beijing, the CPC Central Committee held a symposium with non-CPC experts to review this year’s economy and gather suggestions for 2026 economic work, with Xi Jinping presiding.
On December 3 in Beijing, the CPC Central Committee gathered non-CPC experts to review China’s 2025 economy and shape the 2026 economic work under Xi Jinping’s leadership.
Shanghai rolled out six new property market measures on Aug 25, lifting inquiries and viewings as the city ramps up for the peak housing consumption season.
Vice Premier He Lifeng met Citigroup and Carlyle Group leaders in Beijing, highlighting China’s economic rebound and high-level opening to foreign investors.