China Releases Inaugural 2024 Financial Policy Report: A New Era of Growth
China unveils its first large-scale 2024 Financial Policy Report, outlining key developments and strategies for high-quality financial growth.
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Chinese Premier Li Qiang Advocates Steady Growth in China-South Korea Relations
Chinese Premier Li Qiang calls for deeper economic and diplomatic ties with South Korea, emphasizing mutual trust and collaboration in key industries.
2024 Tsinghua PBCSF Finance Forum in Hangzhou Gathers Global Leaders
The 2024 Tsinghua PBCSF Global Finance Forum in Hangzhou brings together central bank leaders and experts to discuss global economic challenges and new financial governance.
Yen’s Depreciation: Unpacking Japan’s Bond Strategy and Global Impact
Explore the factors behind the yen’s depreciation as Japan reduces bond purchases and the potential global economic impacts.
China Rebuts US Claims of Green Tech Overcapacity as Protectionism
China’s Foreign Ministry dismisses US allegations of overcapacity in its green technology sector, labeling them as protectionist tactics.
US Implements $18B Tariffs on Chinese Imports, Sparking Trade Tensions
The US imposes $18B in new tariffs on Chinese imports, targeting key sectors and heightening trade tensions between the superpowers.
China Urges US to Halt Tariff Hikes on Key Goods to Support Global Economy
China’s business leaders call on the US to stop raising tariffs on key Chinese goods, urging compliance with WTO rules to stabilize global supply chains.
China Debunks Overcapacity Allegations in Booming New Energy Market
China’s Ministry of Commerce refutes claims of overcapacity in its new energy sector, highlighting global growth and sustained demand for green technologies.
China Hosts Global Trade Summit to Foster International Cooperation
China’s CCPIT hosts the Global Trade and Investment Promotion Summit in Beijing on May 13, 2024, aiming to foster international cooperation and boost global economic recovery.
China Criticizes U.S. for Expanding Export Control List with 37 Chinese Companies
A recent U.S. decision to add 37 Chinese entities to its export control list has sparked strong opposition from China, citing misuse of national security measures and threats to global economic stability.