The Chinese Mainland’s Yuan Loans Surge by ¥10.19 Trillion in Early 2024
The Chinese mainland’s yuan-denominated loans surged by ¥10.19 trillion in early 2024, reflecting significant support for the real economy and growth.
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China’s Central Bank Highlights Balanced and Effective Q1 Monetary Policy
China’s central bank reports a balanced and effective Q1 monetary policy, boosting liquidity, supporting small businesses, and fostering economic resilience.
China’s April CPI Rises by 0.3%, PPI Decline Slows Down
China’s April CPI rises by 0.3%, while the PPI decline narrows, indicating subtle shifts in the nation’s economic landscape.
Harvesting Innovation: Henan’s Dual Drive for Tech and Grain Excellence
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China’s Labor Day Travel Trends Spark Economic Surge
China’s Labor Day holiday sparks a surge in travel, with increased bookings in lower-tier cities and a growing dominance of young travelers, fueling the mainland’s robust economy.
China’s Q1 Economy Surges with 5.3% Growth, Signals Robust Recovery
China’s economy shows a strong recovery in Q1 with a 5.3% GDP growth, driven by industrial expansion, high-tech investments, and robust consumer confidence.
China’s Economic Revival Signals New Comprehensive Reforms
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China’s CPC Central Committee prepares to deepen reforms and advance economic modernization in its upcoming July plenary session in Beijing.
China’s Overcapacity: Market Strategy or U.S. Election Tactic?
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