Howard Davies: China’s Development Plan Poised to Guide Global Growth
At the 2025 Financial Street Forum in Beijing, Sir Howard Davies highlights how China’s development plan could shape the next wave of global economic growth.
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At the 2025 Financial Street Forum in Beijing, Sir Howard Davies highlights how China’s development plan could shape the next wave of global economic growth.
The IMF upgrades its 2025 growth forecast for the Asia-Pacific region from 3.9% to 4.5%, underscoring the region’s key role in global economic momentum.
At the 28th ASEAN Plus Three Summit, Chinese premier Li Qiang urged dialogue, free trade, and cooperation to drive East Asia’s growth.
In 2024, Chinese mainland trade with APEC members reached $3.66 trillion—59.3 percent of its total trade—highlighting deeper ties and new opportunities across the Asia-Pacific region.
China and the U.S. achieved a strategic reset in trade talks in Malaysia ahead of the APEC meeting, reaching basic consensuses and setting the stage for more stable economic dialogue.
In Kuala Lumpur, the Chinese mainland’s trade envoy, Li Chenggang, called the talks with the U.S. ‘in-depth and candid,’ signaling renewed dialogue amid global uncertainty.
The first day of China-U.S. trade talks wrapped up in Kuala Lumpur, with the Chinese mainland delegation departing as both sides gear up for Day 2 on tariffs, digital trade, and sustainability.
China-U.S. trade talks resume in Malaysia after a brief break, spotlighting global economic shifts and opportunities for tech innovators.
CPC Central Committee adopts recommendations for China’s 15th Five-Year Plan, charting a course for innovation, high-quality growth, and modernization by 2035.
President Trump ended all trade negotiations with Canada after Ontario’s ad used a clip of Reagan speaking on tariffs, halting steel, aluminum and auto talks and raising global concerns.