
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’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.
Foreign direct investment on the Chinese mainland fell 15.2% in H1 2025, but 30,014 new foreign firms—up 11.7%—landed, led by high-tech and e-commerce boosts.
At the 2025 Summer Davos Forum, data reveals how the Chinese mainland is shifting toward a future-ready economy with AI, quantum tech and renewables driving growth.
The Chinese mainlands industrial profits rose 1.4% in JanApr 2025, led by an 11.2% surge in equipment manufacturing and a 3.0% April gain driven by policy stimulus and high-tech innovation.
At the 4th China-Central and Eastern European Countries Expo in Ningbo, Balázs Beregi of MTVA spotlights growing high-tech and new energy vehicle cooperation between the Chinese mainland and Hungary.
Foreign trade on the Chinese mainland rose 2.4% in Jan–Apr 2025, led by export strength, high-tech gains, and private sector growth.
Explore China’s Two Sessions 2025 and discover how new quality productive forces are driving high-tech innovation and renewable energy advancements in regions like Yiwu, Xinjiang.
China’s latest high-tech innovations in 5G, AI, and renewable energy are not only driving its growth but also shaping global technological progress despite US competition.
Chinese private enterprises are driving high-quality economic development through innovation in AI, new energy vehicles, and more, transforming key regions into high-tech hubs.
The Chinese mainland’s GDP grew 5% in 2024, meeting its annual target. Robust growth in high-tech industries and consumer spending fueled this achievement.