U.S. Accuses Chinese Mainland’s New Energy Sector of Overcapacity
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen accuses the Chinese mainland’s new energy sector of overcapacity, sparking debate among experts who argue there’s no imbalance.
GlobalEconomy
Read More
WEF Managing Director Highlights Bright Future for Emerging Markets
WEF Managing Director Saadia Zahidi expresses optimism for emerging markets, citing South-South Cooperation and new investment opportunities despite global tensions.
Saudi Arabia Calls for Stability Amid Economic Strains at WEF Summit
Saudi Arabia warns of economic fallout from the Gaza conflict at the WEF summit, emphasizing the need for regional stability to protect global economic sentiment.
U.S. Inflation Surge: Global Risks and Ripple Effects Explained
The IMF warns that rising U.S. inflation and fiscal deficits pose significant global risks, impacting developing nations and international trade dynamics.
China’s New Energy Sector: Debunking Overcapacity Myths
China’s new energy sector is balancing production and demand, debunking Western claims of overcapacity in NEVs and sustainable products.
China to Surpass G7 as Leading Global Economic Power by 2029
China is set to become the world’s top economic power, surpassing the G7 countries combined by 2029, according to an IMF forecast reported by Bloomberg.
IMF Projects Steady Global Growth and Optimistic Outlook for China’s Economy
The IMF’s latest report forecasts steady global growth of 3.2% for 2024-2025 and an optimistic outlook for China’s economy, highlighting key strategies for sustainability.
Global Perspectives on Chinese Production Capacity: Insights from CGTN Poll
CGTN conducts a poll to explore global opinions on the Chinese mainland’s production capacity amidst Western media discussions on overcapacity.
China’s Economic Surge: Driving Global Recovery in a Turbulent World
Amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties, China’s impressive Q1 2024 growth boosts global recovery, highlighting its role as a key engine in the world economy.
Why the U.S. 301 Probe Isn’t Reviving Its Shipbuilding Industry
The U.S. Section 301 investigation into the Chinese mainland’s shipbuilding sector aims to promote fair competition but may fall short in revitalizing America’s industries.