China’s Economy Surges 5.3% in H1 2025 Amid Global Headwinds
China’s economy powered through global uncertainty in H1 2025, with 5.3% GDP growth, 7.2% export gains and a 5% rise in retail sales, setting the stage for a new Five-Year Plan.
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China Expands Trade-In and Equipment Renewal Policies for 2025
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China’s New Year 2025: Tourism and Spending Soar
China’s 2025 New Year holiday boosts economy with significant increases in tourism, consumer spending, and a record-breaking box office.
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