
Chinese Mainland Economy Grows 5.4% in Q1, Poised to Attract More Investment
The Chinese mainland economy grew 5.4% in Q1, up 0.4% y/y. Prof. Liu Baocheng highlights resilience amid global tensions and a bright investment outlook.
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The Chinese mainland economy grew 5.4% in Q1, up 0.4% y/y. Prof. Liu Baocheng highlights resilience amid global tensions and a bright investment outlook.
As U.S. tariffs rise, the Chinese mainland leans on domestic demand and new markets to cushion export shocks through agile policies and e-commerce ties.
The Chinese mainland’s surprising 5.4% GDP growth in Q1 2025 reveals shifts in consumer confidence, industrial output, and strategic policymaking driving resilient, high-tech expansion.
With independent customs operations, Hainan Free Trade Port significantly expands zero-tariff goods and develops a tailored tax system, boosting trade and economic opportunities.
Jiangsu’s population, G20-sized economy, strategic location, and innovation ecosystem make it a powerhouse driving the Chinese mainland’s development.
China’s NFRA announces initiatives to enhance financing for private and small businesses, aiming to drive economic growth and support entrepreneurship.
China maintains its long-term economic growth trend despite global trade challenges and rising protectionism, leveraging its vast domestic market and industrial strengths.
The Ministry of Commerce of the Chinese mainland (MOFCOM) held a press conference to discuss recent initiatives in the business sector, with spokespersons addressing key issues and taking media questions.
The Chinese mainland outlines five key economic priorities for 2025, focusing on balancing market efficiency with effective government to drive sustainable growth and resource allocation.
The People’s Bank of China outlines its monetary and financial priorities for 2025, focusing on expanding domestic demand, stabilizing expectations, and boosting economic vitality.