#China Economy
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Aeon China President Toshiya Goto discusses Chinese consumer trends 2026, highlighting the shift toward quality, inland growth in Changsha, and retail evolution.
China New Year travel trends 2026 show a massive shift toward bespoke adventures and pet-friendly trips, with niche search volumes surging by 200%.
China has unveiled a $8.9 billion extension for the China consumer goods trade-in scheme 2025, utilizing ultra-long-term special bonds to fuel domestic demand.
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[email protected]China's manufacturing PMI rose to 50.1 in December 2025, ending an eight-month contraction. Discover the drivers behind this surprise rebound and what it means for global investors.
Explore the looming threat of AI on China's white-collar jobs in 2025. Amidst trade wars and economic slowdowns, workers face a new reality of displacement and tech-driven competition.
China's major cities are expanding housing voucher programs in 2025 to tackle rising inventories. Explore the impacts on China Vanke's default risks and the 4.5% growth forecast.
The PBOC set the yuan's daily reference rate at 7.0331, its strongest in 15 months. Analyze the impact of the yuan breaking the 7.0 threshold on global markets.
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[email protected]Toyota's global vehicle sales fell 2.2% in November, the first drop in 11 months, driven by a 12.1% decline in China while the U.S. market showed resilience.
China's offshore yuan has strengthened below the key 7.0 per U.S. dollar level for the first time in 15 months, signaling a shift in market sentiment and capital flows.
Once known for its grueling work culture, China is now encouraging more time off to stimulate its economy. Will longer holidays be the key to unlocking consumer spending?
China has entered a 'Japan-style' phase of frequent, smaller stimulus packages instead of large-scale bailouts, warns ANZ's Chief Economist. This changes the investment calculus for Chinese assets.
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[email protected]China's central bank kept its benchmark Loan Prime Rate (LPR) unchanged for the seventh straight month, reflecting a cautious approach to stimulus amid property woes and a weak yuan. We analyze the impact on global investors.