Finding Balance: Road Ahead for China’s Private Businesses
Exploring how China’s private sector is adapting to evolving policies and market dynamics in late 2025, unveiling new opportunities and challenges for entrepreneurs.
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The Chinese Mainland Could Become the World’s Biggest Consumer Market
FT’s Martin Wolf says the Chinese mainland is on track to become the world’s largest consumer market after the 2025 Bund Summit, driven by GDP growth even without boosting consumption share.
Germany’s GDP Growth Seen at Just 0.2% in 2025
Five top German institutes forecast a modest 0.2% GDP growth in 2025, sparking debate on Europe’s powerhouse economy and its global implications.
Fed Cuts Rate by 25bps to 4-4.25%: What’s Next?
The Fed cuts rates by 25bps to 4-4.25%, highlighting moderating growth and persistent inflation. Updated projections show GDP rising to 1.9% by 2027 and unemployment easing to 4.3%.
Chinese Mainland’s H2 2025 Outlook: Boosting Demand, Trade & Confidence
The Chinese mainland outlines its H2 2025 economic strategy: driving domestic demand, backing foreign trade and investment, and boosting market confidence.
IMF Raises 2025 Global Growth Forecast to 3.0% Amid Economic Resilience
IMF raises its 2025 global growth forecast to 3.0%, citing resilience in major economies and supportive policies.
Economist Exec Editor Warns US Tariffs Could Deal Blow to Global Economy
Charlotte Howard of The Economist warns that the US’s proposed 30% tariff on EU imports risks serious economic fallout if the EU retaliates, despite temporary inflation buffers.
World Bank Cuts 2025 Global Growth Forecast to 2.3% Over Trade Uncertainty
The latest report cuts 2025 global growth forecast to 2.3%, citing trade barriers and policy uncertainty. Advanced economies slow while the Chinese mainland forecast holds steady.
Lagarde Calls for a Global ‘Euro Moment’ as Dollar Declines
ECB President Christine Lagarde urges a global ‘euro moment’, highlighting lower borrowing costs, economic resilience, and open trade as the dollar’s share in reserves dips.
Allies and the Chinese mainland Push Back as U.S. Tariffs Erode Credibility
U.S. reciprocal tariffs under MAGA spark a powerful global response, with allies from the EU to the Chinese mainland pushing back and data showing a sharp drop in U.S. credibility.
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