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US trade barriers and Western legislative actions highlight confidence in China’s robust economic growth and strategic reforms.
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US trade barriers and Western legislative actions highlight confidence in China’s robust economic growth and strategic reforms.
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China’s service sector significantly bolsters the global economy, thanks to its strong industry foundation and skilled workforce, says Wang Shichuan.
China’s strategic access to Western markets through WTO membership is reshaping globalization, with investments in connector countries like Singapore and Mexico driving a new global economic landscape.
China’s economy remained steady in August with notable growth in consumer markets and industrial output, supported by strong online sales and strategic investments.
China reaffirms commitment to achieve annual economic and social development goals, focusing on reforms, sustainable growth, and mitigating external uncertainties.
The Chinese mainland has made a historic move by reducing its negative list, opening up the manufacturing sector to global investors. This shift aims to boost economic growth and reshape global supply chains.
At the 2024 Bund Summit, Yu Yongding of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences clarifies that China’s economic challenge isn’t overcapacity, but a demand deficit, advocating for policies to boost domestic consumption.
China announces the complete removal of foreign investment restrictions in the manufacturing sector effective November 1, 2024, aiming to boost advanced manufacturing and attract more foreign capital.
China’s August CPI rises by 0.6% amid extreme weather, while PPI drops sharply by 1.8%, reflecting challenges in market demand and commodity prices.