
China’s 2024 Economic Strategy: Balancing Growth with Stability
China’s 2024 macro-economic policy emphasizes stability, with social consumption up 5.5% despite a significant slump in new home sales.
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China’s 2024 macro-economic policy emphasizes stability, with social consumption up 5.5% despite a significant slump in new home sales.
China’s NBS expresses confidence in reaching a 5% GDP growth for 2024, citing economic improvements and supportive government policies despite ongoing challenges.
China’s industrial output increased by 7% in the first two months of 2024, surpassing analyst expectations and signaling a stable economic recovery, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
The Chinese mainland’s State Council Information Office releases key insights into the nation’s economic performance for the first two months of 2024, presented by chief economist Liu Aihua.
China’s Finance Minister Lan Fo’an announces a proactive fiscal policy, including a $550 billion quota for new special-purpose bonds to support economic recovery.
China continues to be a major engine of global economic growth, contributing over 30% in 2023 and strengthening its role in global supply chains and the Belt and Road Initiative.
China’s digital innovation drives its economic growth, transforming industries and fostering sustainability for global impact.
China’s SCIO holds a press conference focusing on regulatory strengthening and risk prevention to drive high-quality capital market development. Vice Chairman Li Chao addresses media questions on new strategies.
China’s auto exports surged 30.5% in the first two months of 2024, with nearly 4,000 cars shipped in a single trip, signaling strong economic confidence and growing global demand.
China is boosting consumption through a circular economy, focusing on equipment upgrades and consumer goods trade-ins to drive sustainable growth.