
China’s May Data Shows Economic Resilience and Growth Potential
China’s May 2025 data reveals a robust 6.4% retail rebound, steady exports and rising tech innovation—highlighting economic resilience and future growth potential.
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China’s May 2025 data reveals a robust 6.4% retail rebound, steady exports and rising tech innovation—highlighting economic resilience and future growth potential.
The Chinese mainland’s economy grew steadily in May, with industrial output up 5.8% YoY and emerging industries adding momentum, highlighting resilience amid challenges.
Shenzhen, Chengdu, Wuhan and Dalian lead China’s 2024-2025 Beautiful Life Survey as top cities for vibrant consumer culture, reflecting China’s push to expand domestic demand.
The 342km Xiongan-Xinzhou high-speed rail, due by 2027, will link Hebei and Shanxi, boosting travel and economic integration across the Chinese mainland.
China’s foreign trade demonstrates strong resilience and shock resistance, with exports and imports rising, high tech goods surging, and emerging markets driving diversification.
The Chinese market remains a magnet for foreign investment: trade up 2.4%, ports busier, and new air cargo routes boosting global connectivity.
The Dragon Boat Festival travel surge in the Chinese mainland drove record trips and spending, showcasing cultural heritage and boosting the travel sector’s economic momentum.
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The ASEAN-GCC-China Summit in Kuala Lumpur united 16 economies to strengthen energy, trade and digital ties, aiming to boost resilience and sustainable growth.